I already have a fully-functional desktop application built with Next JS and now I need that very same experience packaged as an Android app. I’m happy for you to use Capacitor (preferred) or a clean WebView wrapper as long as the end result feels native and is ready for Google Play submission. The Android build must mirror three core capabilities from the desktop version: user authentication, real-time data updates, and payment processing. All of these are already running smoothly in the web codebase, so your job is mainly about wiring them up correctly inside the mobile shell—no new business logic is required. Because the app will always rely on an active connection, we don’t need any offline mode or local data caching. I’ll hand over the Next JS repo along with environment variables and existing API endpoints. You’ll configure Capacitor, set up the Android project in Android Studio, adjust any responsive quirks, and verify that login flows, live data streams (WebSocket / SSE), and the payment gateway continue to work exactly as they do on desktop. Deliverables: • Complete Android Studio project with Capacitor (or WebView) integration • Signed release AAB and a debug APK ready for installation • Step-by-step build/launch documentation so I can reproduce the package on my machine If this sounds straightforward to you and you’ve wrapped React or Next apps before, let’s get started.