HitchHub is a peer-to-peer trailer rental marketplace—similar to Airbnb but for trailers. Renters browse listings by trailer type (utility, enclosed, dump, boat, etc.), see photos and daily rates, and submit booking requests. Owners post their trailers through a simple form. The result: a working marketplace website where supply and demand connect locally, with payment processing to follow post-MVP.

HitchHub — Trailer Rental Marketplace

What we're building

A peer-to-peer marketplace where trailer owners list their trailers (utility, enclosed, dump, boat, etc.) and renters nearby find, compare, and book them by the day — think Airbnb, but for trailers.

Current focus

The MVP: a live website a customer can actually use. A renter can browse trailer listings with photos, specs, and daily prices, open a trailer's details, and send a booking request to the owner. An owner can list a trailer through a simple form. Bookings are handled by request for now — real payments come after the MVP works.

MVP scope:

Landing page — what HitchHub is and how it works for owners and renters
Browse trailer listings (photos, specs, daily price, filter by type)
Trailer detail view with a booking request
"List your trailer" form for owners

The engineer will build the MVP website end-to-end: landing page, browsable trailer listings with filters, detail pages, and owner listing form.
No external MCPs or API keys required.
Deployable as a static site or light server—tech stack (frontend framework, backend, hosting) chosen by engineer.
Bookings handled by request/contact initially; payment integration planned for later.
The lead handles task breakdown, delegation, and progress tracking.

HitchHub

Overview

Mission

HitchHub — Trailer Rental Marketplace

What we're building

Current focus

The team

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