I need a web platform that lets people post and read same-day reviews of local events in real time. When someone is physically at, or close enough to, an event, the site should recognise their location and unlock a quick submission form: they pick a 1–5 star rating and the system automatically tags the review to that date. After midnight, the review moves into the event’s history so future visitors can check which days looked busiest, smoothest, or most enjoyable. Here is the core flow I want built: • Homepage: a clean feed of events happening right now, ordered by distance or start-time, updating live. • Review submission: GPS-based location verification plus a mandatory star rating. No text field is required today, so the interface should be lightning-fast. • Event history: an archive that users can filter any way they like—date, type, or location—before digging into past star averages. • Monetisation: every viewer pays a 50-cent monthly subscription via card or Apple/Google Pay. Each review they leave credits them 2 cents, automatically deducted from their next charge. The ledger must be transparent in their dashboard. • Event owner portal: organisers can upload flyers (PDF/JPG/PNG) and basic details that instantly appear in the public feed. The look should be mobile-first, responsive on desktop, and quick to load. You’re free to suggest the stack—React + Firebase, Laravel, Django, or another modern combo—as long as it supports secure geolocation, micro-transactions, and easy content moderation. Deliverable: fully functional website deployed to a live host, source code in a private Git repo, and short onboarding docs so I can manage events, monitor subscriptions, and tweak pricing if needed.