Android To-Do Utility App
Budget: ₹600 – ₹26,000 INR
I’m building a focused utility app for Android that revolves around one core feature: a fast, intuitive to-do list. The goal is a clean, lightweight task-management experience that feels native on phones and tablets, loads instantly, and keeps data safe even when the device is offline.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Native Android build, Kotlin preferred, using modern Android Studio, Jetpack libraries, and Material Design 3 components.
• Essential task-management flow—create, edit, mark complete, delete, and reorder tasks with drag-and-drop.
• Local data persistence via Room; seamless cloud backup/sync (Firebase or Google Drive) once a connection is available.
• Smart, low-noise notifications for due items.
• Smooth dark and light themes, accessible fonts, and responsive layouts.
• Well-commented code, unit tests on core view-models and repository layer, and commits pushed regularly to a private Git repo.
Deliverables
1. Release-ready APK and full source code.
2. Brief read-me so I can open, run, and rebuild the project in Android Studio.
I’d like to break the project into short milestones—wireframes, functional prototype, polish, final QA—so feedback cycles stay quick. If you enjoy crafting snappy, reliable utility apps and can turn a simple to-do list into a delightfully useful experience, let’s talk.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Native Android build, Kotlin preferred, using modern Android Studio, Jetpack libraries, and Material Design 3 components.
• Essential task-management flow—create, edit, mark complete, delete, and reorder tasks with drag-and-drop.
• Local data persistence via Room; seamless cloud backup/sync (Firebase or Google Drive) once a connection is available.
• Smart, low-noise notifications for due items.
• Smooth dark and light themes, accessible fonts, and responsive layouts.
• Well-commented code, unit tests on core view-models and repository layer, and commits pushed regularly to a private Git repo.
Deliverables
1. Release-ready APK and full source code.
2. Brief read-me so I can open, run, and rebuild the project in Android Studio.
I’d like to break the project into short milestones—wireframes, functional prototype, polish, final QA—so feedback cycles stay quick. If you enjoy crafting snappy, reliable utility apps and can turn a simple to-do list into a delightfully useful experience, let’s talk.