I need a small Python application that can capture a user’s current GPS coordinates on an Android phone and then package that information so it can be sent by email, even when the phone is temporarily offline. The idea is that the app stores the location locally whenever there’s no signal and pushes the queued emails automatically once connectivity returns. Core flow • Poll GPS and record latitude, longitude, altitude, timestamp. • Detect data coverage; if absent, hold the record securely on-device. • As soon as connectivity is restored, generate a plain-text email (or another lightweight format you suggest) containing the stored coordinates and send it to a predefined address. • After successful transmission, clear the local copy. Key notes • Target device: Android smartphone only. • Language: pure Python. If you prefer a mobile-oriented framework such as Kivy, BeeWare, or SL4A, mention it in your bid. • No third-party map SDKs are required; built-in GPS access is enough. • I will side-load the resulting APK/APK-bundle myself, so include simple build/run instructions and all source files. Acceptance criteria 1. Installable APK produced from the Python source. 2. GPS log correctly captured in airplane-mode testing, then emailed once connectivity is back on. 3. Clear README showing build steps and any permissions the user must grant. That’s the entire scope—let me know your preferred framework, estimated delivery time, and any questions you have.