Start by writing your requirements. The hard part: do NOT include any
implementation details in the requirements. Focus on what, not how.

For example, "The database should be hosted on a website somewhere" is not
a requirement. It is a way of achieving an unstated requirement; there may
be other, even better, ways.

Once you've written the requirements, you can look at how you could
implement them. From what you've said so far, I'd be looking at a Flask
app (or, if you'd prefer to spend nine months learning the platform,
Django).

But start with the requirements.
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