Android Inventory Management App Build
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m ready to have a lightweight Android inventory application built that lets me keep precise control of every product I carry. The core flow is simple:
• Users create an account or sign in with a standard email / password flow (no social logins needed).
• Once inside, they can add items, edit details, and mark them as in-stock or out-of-stock.
• The system must continuously monitor quantities and trigger clear, in-app stock level alerts whenever any SKU dips below a threshold I can define.
Clean, intuitive Material-style screens are important; I don’t want staff wasting time figuring out where to tap. Local data should sync to a small, secure cloud database (Firebase or another solution you recommend) so nothing is lost if a device is damaged.
Deliverables I expect:
1. Complete Android Studio source code and buildable APK.
2. Basic Firebase (or equivalent) setup scripts / instructions so I can link my own account.
3. Short README covering project structure, how to change alert thresholds, and any third-party libraries used.
I’m open to your suggestions on architecture (Kotlin preferred, but Java is fine) and any additional quality-of-life touches—offline caching, dark mode, or even barcode scanning later on. Let me know how quickly you can turn around a polished, tested MVP.
• Users create an account or sign in with a standard email / password flow (no social logins needed).
• Once inside, they can add items, edit details, and mark them as in-stock or out-of-stock.
• The system must continuously monitor quantities and trigger clear, in-app stock level alerts whenever any SKU dips below a threshold I can define.
Clean, intuitive Material-style screens are important; I don’t want staff wasting time figuring out where to tap. Local data should sync to a small, secure cloud database (Firebase or another solution you recommend) so nothing is lost if a device is damaged.
Deliverables I expect:
1. Complete Android Studio source code and buildable APK.
2. Basic Firebase (or equivalent) setup scripts / instructions so I can link my own account.
3. Short README covering project structure, how to change alert thresholds, and any third-party libraries used.
I’m open to your suggestions on architecture (Kotlin preferred, but Java is fine) and any additional quality-of-life touches—offline caching, dark mode, or even barcode scanning later on. Let me know how quickly you can turn around a polished, tested MVP.