Neighborhood parents trade babysitting hours using points instead of money. Ten steps from claim to launch, with the exact prompts to paste into Claude, Cursor or Lovable.
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Suggest 15 short, memorable brand names for an app that does this: Neighborhood parents trade babysitting hours using points instead of money. It is for Parent groups in a neighborhood, church or school. For each name, give a matching .com domain idea and one sentence on why it works. Avoid names of existing well known companies.
Build a web app called Sitter Swap Co-op. An organizer creates a co-op and invites families by link, with admin approval. Each family profile has parent names, neighborhood, number of kids and short notes. New families start with a set number of points.
My app Sitter Swap Co-op is built with Next.js, MySQL, Tailwind, hosted on a small VPS. Walk me step by step through putting it online: creating accounts, environment variables, connecting my GitHub repo, connecting my domain, and turning on HTTPS. Assume I am a beginner and explain each click.
Parents post a sitting request with date, start and end time, number of kids and location. Other families accept it. After the sit, both confirm hours and points move from requester to sitter, with extra points for evenings or more kids. Show balances and a request board.
Redesign every screen of Sitter Swap Co-op so it looks clean, modern and trustworthy for Parent groups in a neighborhood, church or school. Use one brand color, generous spacing, clear buttons, and make it work well on phones. Add a simple logo using the name Sitter Swap Co-op.
Send email notifications for new requests and reminders the day of. Add an admin page for balance adjustments and member approvals. Add Stripe billing for the co-op plan above ten families.
Write a checklist to launch Sitter Swap Co-op (web) with everything I might forget: domain, HTTPS, privacy policy, terms, analytics, error monitoring, backups, and a support email.
Write a launch plan for Sitter Swap Co-op, which neighborhood parents trade babysitting hours using points instead of money. The target customer is Parent groups in a neighborhood, church or school. Include: where to find the first 100 users, 3 short launch posts, a cold message template, and a simple pricing page headline.