I’m ready to turn my e-commerce concept into a fully-functional Android application. The core flow is standard: browse catalog, add items to cart, check out securely, then review past orders. Account creation and sign-in must rely on email + password credentials, with password reset handled in-app. Alongside the shopping flow, I also want a lightweight task-management panel. Think of it as a to-do list where users (or internal staff) can create, mark complete, and reorder tasks related to their purchases—nothing heavy, but it should feel native and sync to the same backend as the store data. Key deliverables • Android app built in Kotlin (Java is acceptable if you have strong reasons) • Product listing, search/filter, cart, checkout, order history • Email/password authentication with secure storage and validation • Task-management module: create, edit, delete, reorder, mark done • RESTful or GraphQL API integration and clear documentation • Clean, modern UI that follows Material guidelines • Source code in a private Git repository, plus a short README to get it running locally Once the APK passes a quick smoke test on my own device—product browse, purchase flow, and a sample task cycle—it’s a milestone. Further optimisations (analytics, push notifications, payments beyond card) can become a follow-up project, so structure the codebase with scalability in mind.