Android Utility App Development
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I want to create a standalone utility app exclusively for Android. The core idea is to give users a simple, reliable tool that solves a specific everyday problem without unnecessary extras. Once we start, I’ll share the exact workflow, wire-frames and any branding assets so you can focus on clean architecture and a smooth, modern UI that respects current Material guidelines.
Key objectives
• Build the entire Android app from scratch in Kotlin or Java (your choice, as long as the code is well-structured and easy to maintain).
• Make sure it installs and runs flawlessly on the latest Android versions while still offering reasonable backward compatibility.
• Keep the package lightweight, with fast launch times and minimal battery or data footprint.
• Integrate unit tests and basic instrumentation tests so I can confidently push future updates.
• Provide clear documentation on setup, build steps and releasing to the Play Console.
Deliverables
1. Production-ready APK and signed App Bundle
2. Full source code in a private Git repository
3. Brief user guide plus developer documentation
4. A short hand-off call or recorded walkthrough to wrap things up
If this sounds like the sort of focused mobile project you enjoy, let me know how you’d approach it, a rough timeline and any similar utility apps you’ve shipped before.
Key objectives
• Build the entire Android app from scratch in Kotlin or Java (your choice, as long as the code is well-structured and easy to maintain).
• Make sure it installs and runs flawlessly on the latest Android versions while still offering reasonable backward compatibility.
• Keep the package lightweight, with fast launch times and minimal battery or data footprint.
• Integrate unit tests and basic instrumentation tests so I can confidently push future updates.
• Provide clear documentation on setup, build steps and releasing to the Play Console.
Deliverables
1. Production-ready APK and signed App Bundle
2. Full source code in a private Git repository
3. Brief user guide plus developer documentation
4. A short hand-off call or recorded walkthrough to wrap things up
If this sounds like the sort of focused mobile project you enjoy, let me know how you’d approach it, a rough timeline and any similar utility apps you’ve shipped before.