Android App iOS Port & Publish

I already have a fully-functional Android application together with the complete source code, and I’m ready to bring the same experience to the iOS ecosystem. The core logic is solid; however, a straight compile won’t do—notifications, background tasks, and the way the app surfaces its settings all need to be rebuilt to feel truly native on iPhone and iPad.

Here’s what I need from you:

• Set up the existing codebase in Xcode or your preferred cross-platform environment, adjusting project structure, build scripts, and dependencies as required.
• Re-implement push notifications, background processing, and the in-app settings screen so they follow Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines and pass App Store review.
• Optimise any Android-specific calls and replace them with the correct iOS frameworks (e.g., UserNotifications, BackgroundTasks, Settings.bundle).
• Test the finished build on multiple devices and create a TestFlight package.
• Walk me through signing, provisioning, and the final App Store submission until it is approved.

Deliverables:
1. Xcode (or equivalent) project with clean, well-commented Swift/Objective-C code reflecting all adapted features.
2. An archived .ipa uploaded to TestFlight.
3. A published, live listing in the iOS App Store using my developer account.

If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get started right away—I’m happy to share the full Android repository as soon as you hop on board.