I need an Android-only application that lets users snap photos, automatically stamp each image with accurate GPS coordinates, and instantly preview those shots on an interactive Google Map view. Beyond simple tagging, the app should pull extra location details from a specified government-site REST API and attach that data to the photo metadata. A clean, social experience matters. After capturing and tagging, users must be able to: • apply basic photo filters and light editing (crop, rotate, brightness, contrast) before saving • share the finished image straight to their preferred social channels from within the app To improve retention, the build has to include Firebase-style email or social sign-in, personal profiles, and push notifications for new likes or comments on shared photos. Deliverables • Full Android Studio project (Kotlin or modern Java), ready to compile • Source-controlled code with clear commits and README • Integration with Google Maps SDK and the government location API (endpoints will be provided) • Simple, responsive UI/UX that follows Material Design • Signed APK plus Play-ready bundle • Short test report confirming successful photo-GPS tagging, map plotting, API data fetch, filter application, sharing flow, sign-in, and notification triggers Acceptance criteria: launch on an Android 10+ device, take a photo, auto-tag with coordinates and API details, show it on the map, edit, and share— all without errors.