I have already written the Base44 routine that turns plain text into its encoded form, but I need a fresh set of expert eyes to be absolutely certain the algorithm is airtight. The focus is only on the encoding side—decoding is handled elsewhere—so I’m looking for someone who can: • Review the current code line-by-line, confirm it follows the Base44 spec and flags any edge-case issues • Supply corrected or refactored snippets if you spot weaknesses, rounding out full unit-test coverage so nothing slips through Once the encoding logic is certified, I also want to push the project live and “upload Stripe etc onto it.” In practice that means helping me hook up Stripe payments so users can pay, trigger the encoding routine, and receive the final text output. If Stripe Webhooks or Checkout pages are part of your normal toolkit, great—just slot them in where they belong and document any keys or callbacks I’ll need to maintain later. Please be prepared to share: 1. A concise report of what you inspected and any fixes applied 2. The updated, fully tested Base44 encoder source 3. Proof the Stripe flow works end-to-end in test mode (I’ll swap to live keys afterward) That’s it—clean, working code and a smooth Stripe hand-off so I can launch without surprises.