Deploy & polish my finished coaching-cards PWA — files provided

I have a complete, working Progressive Web App — a digital deck of 52 coaching cards. The design, content, and code are finished and tested. This is not a build-from-scratch. I need someone to get it live and handle the platform-specific polish. The app already works: draw a card, flip it (question on the front, reflection on the back), filter by category, save favorites that persist between visits, and a "card of the day." The manifest, service worker, offline caching, and icons are all built. I'll share the full folder and a README with shortlisted candidates, so you can see exactly what you're working with before you commit. What I need: 1. Deploy the folder to a live HTTPS URL (Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or my existing Webflow-based setup — your recommendation welcome). This is what activates the install and offline features. 2. Confirm install works on a real iPhone (Safari or Google) and a real Android device: "Add to Home Screen," app icon, opens full-screen, works offline. 3. Add an iOS install hint — a small, friendly prompt telling iPhone users to tap Share → Add to Home Screen, since iOS has no automatic install banner. 4. Light QA pass across phone, tablet, and laptop to confirm nothing's broken on smaller or larger screens. Optional, please quote separately if you can do it: 5. A daily reminder notification for the "card of the day" (I understand this needs the Push API and that iOS requires the app to be installed first). The core scope (items 1–4) is small and well-defined. Please quote items 1–4 as your main fixed price, and list item 5 separately only if you're comfortable with it. To apply, please tell me: 1. Your fixed price and timeline for items 1–4. 2. A link to a PWA you've built that I can install on my own phone right now. 3. One sentence on the trickiest part of getting "Add to Home Screen" to behave well on iPhone. Please begin your reply with the word kapwa so I know you've read this in full. All code and content are my intellectual property and remain so. The final deployed files and any code you write are mine.