My production-ready Android app needs a reliable developer who can keep it running flawlessly while moving it forward. The immediate scope covers three intertwined goals: fixing any lingering bugs that users report, squeezing every bit of speed out of existing code, and rolling out feature updates that enrich the experience. At this stage there are no show-stopping crashes, but I’m eager to invest in broader product improvements. That means a fresh coat of paint on the user interface and the introduction of new, well-scoped features that we will prioritise together. Here’s how I picture our collaboration working: • You audit the current codebase, identify quick wins for stability and performance, and patch them without introducing regressions. • We map out the UI redesign—maintaining brand consistency while modernising layouts, animations, and accessibility. • You prototype and ship the agreed-upon new features, integrating them seamlessly with existing functionality. • Throughout, you keep build sizes reasonable, follow Play Store guidelines, and supply release-ready APKs plus commented source code. Acceptance is straightforward: every new build must install cleanly, launch without crashes, show measurable performance gains on mid-range devices, and pass a short regression checklist we’ll define together. If you’re comfortable navigating Android Studio, Kotlin/Java codebases, and typical libraries (Retrofit, Room, Firebase, etc.), let’s discuss timelines and dig into the repo so you can make your assessment and propose the first sprint.