
CoverFanz - Admin Dashboard for a Performer Marketplace
The admin dashboard that let CoverFanz's founder run a performer marketplace from launch day without asking a developer. Every fan, performer and venue sits in one list with its subscription state, new venues wait in an approval queue until their address is checked, reports land with the reason attached, and the kinds of act are a list the founder controls. It was built in the same month as the apps, on the same GraphQL API.
The Full Story
The screens that kept a new marketplace trustworthy from launch day, built in the same month as the apps.
A marketplace is only as good as its members
A platform that lets venues book performers lives on trust. One fake venue or one abusive profile left standing, and performers stop answering requests. From launch day the founder needed to see who had joined, check every new venue and deal with complaints, without waiting for a developer to run a query.
The admin dashboard was built alongside the CoverFanz apps so the founder could run the marketplace from the first hour.
Every account in one list
Every fan, performer and venue sits in one list with its subscription state beside the name, trial or subscribed, so the founder sees at a glance who pays and who is still trying the platform. A profile photo can be removed, or an account banned or deleted, from the same row, and a search finds any profile by name.



No venue books before it is checked
Every newly registered venue waits in an approval queue with the address it gave. The founder checks the address on the map, then approves or rejects it in one click, and only an approved venue can send a booking. Performers never receive a request from a place that does not exist.



Reports that get acted on
When a fan or a performer reports a profile, the report lands in the admin with who reported it and why, from abusive language to a picture that is wrong for a children's party. The founder can remove the photo, ban the account or delete it from that row, which is what makes the report button in the app worth pressing.



Categories the founder controls
The kinds of act a performer can sign up as, music, singer, dancer or other, are a list the founder manages here rather than a value fixed in the app. A category added in the admin is offered at sign up in the app, so the marketplace can take on a new kind of act without waiting for a new release through both app stores.


Built in the same month, on the same data
The React admin was designed and built inside the same one-month engagement as the backend and both mobile apps, on the same GraphQL API, so every list the founder sees is the live record the apps work from. For the founder it meant a marketplace that could be kept honest from its first day.
What they said
Worked on an application for my business and I cant thank him enough. Went above and beyond again to deliver the best app I have ever received. Worked tirelessly on my project and spent many hours testing and debugging everything from functionality to design. Moniruzzaman communicated with me on a daily basis and cleared out any confusion before hand. He is available almost all the time, his response back is less then an hour if he is busy. He is very knowledgeable when it comes to mobile and web app development. This is my second time doing business with Moniruzzaman. The reason being is a timely manor in which he delivers his job requirements and even after completing the contract and there is an issue he will fix it without a problem. Overall, I enjoyed working with him and i will most definitely hire him in the future.
Jul 22, 2022
(5.0)Md. Moniruzzaman went above and beyond for me and completed my project on time. Given the time limit, he dedicated 15-18 hours a day to work on the project. Completed the backend within a week and also provided amazing documentation. Moved on to the frontend and also completed it before the due date. I could not ask for anyone better for this. well worth the price and you will not go wrong with him I promise.
Apr 29, 2022
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