I’ve built a working prototype of “Simran Mala,” a digital spiritual counter that runs inside an Android WebView written in Kotlin and powered by HTML5/JavaScript. The core experience is there, but it needs production-level refinement before it can go live on Google Play. What matters most to me right now is keeping the animation loop silky-smooth at 60 fps while the user taps, so you’ll be diving into WebView performance tuning, hardware acceleration settings, and ensuring haptic feedback stays perfectly in sync. Data must continue to persist through localStorage without regressions. The project is currently on API 34; I need it lifted to Android 15 (API 35) with a full Edge-to-Edge UI overhaul, replacement of deprecated calls such as OnBackPressedDispatcher, and the usual polish touches—adaptive icons, a proper splash screen, and permission handling that satisfies all recent policy changes. I also want full, end-to-end help inside the Play Console. That means generating and signing the release AAB, configuring the listing, handling policy questionnaires (Data Safety, ads declarations, etc.), and pushing the build through review until it’s published. Deliverables I’ll accept the project on: • Optimised code running at 60 fps with reliable haptics and intact localStorage • Updated project targeting API 35, Edge-to-Edge UI in place, no deprecated warnings in Android Studio • Adaptive round-rectangle icon set, branded splash screen, and clean permission flow • Signed release AAB plus all Play Console steps completed and the app approved for public release The stack is pure Kotlin in Android Studio plus the embedded HTML/JS front end, so you should feel comfortable moving between both layers. If this sounds like your kind of challenge, let’s get Simran Mala into the hands of users together.