I’m building a communication-focused Android app that revolves around Gboard’s clipboard experience. The goal is simple: every piece of text a user copies should appear inside the app in a smooth, well-organised feed, ready to be shared, pinned, or deleted on the fly—much like Gboard does, but tailored to our own chat interface. The work covers the full Android app development cycle: designing the clipboard capture layer with ClipboardManager, creating a clean Material-compliant UI for the snippet list, and wiring everything so copied text is instantly available in ongoing conversations. Privacy controls (auto-expiry, manual wipe) need to be part of the flow, and the code should stay compatible with current Android 14 SDK guidelines. Deliverables • Source-controlled Android Studio project (Kotlin or Java) • Signed debug APK for functional testing • Brief implementation notes explaining key classes and clipboard handling logic I’ll take care of publishing and any server-side sync later; for now the focus is a solid local clipboard experience that feels native and snappy within our communication app shell.