Android Developer Mentor Needed to Guide Me Through Launching My App

I'm looking for an experienced Android developer to mentor me 1-on-1 through the process of launching an app on the Google Play Store. About me: I have some coding experience already (comfortable writing code, though not deeply experienced with Android specifically). I'm not looking for someone to build the app for me — I want to learn how to do it myself with guidance from someone who has published Android apps before. What I need help with: - Reviewing my current app/project setup (Android Studio, Kotlin/Java) and pointing out issues - Walking me through Google Play Console: developer account setup, app listing, store assets, content rating, pricing - Explaining signing, app bundles (AAB), versioning, and release tracks (internal/closed/open testing, production) - Best practices for a smooth review/approval process and avoiding common rejection reasons - Answering my questions live via screen share, plus async Q&A between sessions Format: I'm looking for a few focused sessions (not an ongoing long-term engagement) — ideally 3-5 video call sessions of 1-2 hours each, scheduled around my availability. Screen sharing preferred so I can follow along and ask questions in real time. Ideal candidate: - Has personally published one or more apps to the Google Play Store - Comfortable teaching/explaining concepts clearly to someone less experienced (not just doing the work themselves) - Available for a video call (Zoom/Google Meet) with screen sharing - Good async communication for questions between sessions Please include in your proposal: a brief example of an app you've published, your general availability, and how you'd structure the mentorship sessions.