Low Budget Android Tools App
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
An all-in-one utility application is needed for my Google Play Console. The core idea is simple: bundle everyday helpers such as a calculator, flashlight, and any other lightweight utilities you can fit into a single APK while keeping the interface clean and minimalist.
Key objectives
• Android-only build (latest stable SDK, minSdk 21 or lower if practical).
• Minimalist UI: no unnecessary animations or heavy graphics; flat colours, intuitive icons, and a straightforward navigation drawer or bottom bar.
• Features to start with: calculator and flashlight. If you can squeeze in one or two more micro-utilities without bloating size or time, propose them.
• Final deliverables must be Play-Store-ready: signed AAB, keystore file, clear versioning, privacy-policy link placeholder, and basic screenshots for listing.
• Code should be moderately commented so I can maintain small tweaks later.
Due to a hard cap of roughly ₹2,000, efficiency matters—feel free to leverage open-source libraries as long as licences allow Play distribution. My priority is a lean build that passes Google Play review promptly, not fancy extras.
Send a brief outline of the approach, toolset (Android Studio, Kotlin/Java, preferred libraries), and the approximate timeline you can achieve for a first test build.
Key objectives
• Android-only build (latest stable SDK, minSdk 21 or lower if practical).
• Minimalist UI: no unnecessary animations or heavy graphics; flat colours, intuitive icons, and a straightforward navigation drawer or bottom bar.
• Features to start with: calculator and flashlight. If you can squeeze in one or two more micro-utilities without bloating size or time, propose them.
• Final deliverables must be Play-Store-ready: signed AAB, keystore file, clear versioning, privacy-policy link placeholder, and basic screenshots for listing.
• Code should be moderately commented so I can maintain small tweaks later.
Due to a hard cap of roughly ₹2,000, efficiency matters—feel free to leverage open-source libraries as long as licences allow Play distribution. My priority is a lean build that passes Google Play review promptly, not fancy extras.
Send a brief outline of the approach, toolset (Android Studio, Kotlin/Java, preferred libraries), and the approximate timeline you can achieve for a first test build.