I have some harshly made code and I need someone with better skills than me to clean it up add some modifications and develop it into a working downloadable app

Hi there! We’re Testlio (https://testlio.com), a trusted global software testing company that partners with some of the world’s leading brands. We are looking for freelancers located near the Boston area to test a new shuttle booking service for the world's largest ridesharing app! What You Will Do: ✅ Book a shuttle via the rideshare app from Gillette Stadium AND/OR Boston Logan International Airport, as well as from a second location of your choice, anywhere in Boston (two rides total) ✅ Ride on both shuttles ✅ Provide feedback on your experience Note: Testlio will cover the cost of all the required shuttle rides in advance. Requirements: - Must be located within a commutable distance (2 hours or less) of Boston Logan International Airport OR Gillette Stadium - Must have access to an Android mobile device running Android 14 or above, or an iOS mobile device running iOS 26 or above - Must be at least 18 years of age - Must be willing to create a free account on the Testlio platform to track task assignments Availability: As soon as possible. This is a one-day task with an expected commitment of 5 hours. We recommend keeping your day open to allow for flexibility, if needed. Pay rate: In addition to your hourly rate, you’ll be compensated for transportation to/from the airport (parking, ride share, gas, etc.). We review applications daily and would love to hear from you!

I have a dedicated home theater with a Denon AVR-X3800H, Alexa, HEOS, Lumary smart lights, and an Android tablet. I want a simple dashboard with buttons for Movie Time, Music Time, Party Time, Game Day, and Theater Off. Looking for someone experienced with Alexa routines, smart-home dashboards, Fully Kiosk, or similar home automation systems.

we need a West Virginia license holder to have access to the West Virginia Mobile iD app, and help us test our application. we power the connection between the app and other websites that require verification. the task should take around 5 minutes. all you will need is a credential on the app, and i will provide you with the link that you will perform the test in.

Skills: Android developer must have ALL of the following: Core Android Skills • Kotlin (primary) or Java • Android Studio mastery • Understanding of Android app architecture (MVVM, Jetpack) Telephony & Messaging Skills (Critical) This is where most developers fail — you need someone who has done this before: • CallScreeningService (for call blocking + call filtering) • TelecomManager • Default SMS App implementation • SMS Broadcast Receivers • SMS Content Provider access • Call Log permissions + management • Background services + foreground services • Doze mode + battery optimization handling Data & Storage • Room database • Encrypted storage • Efficient log retention + auto delete logic Monetization • Google Play Billing Library v6 • Subscriptions + free trials • Server side receipt validation (optional) Security • Permissions model (Android 13–15) • Scoped storage • Anti tampering basics

We are seeking a skilled Flutter fullstack developer located in the Detroit area to join our team. The ideal candidate will have experience in building high-performance multi-platform applications using the Flutter framework on AWS. You will work collaboratively with the founders and offshore partner to support our consumer application. If you are passionate about consumer app development and have a keen eye for detail, we would love to hear from you!

Hi there! We’re Testlio (https://testlio.com), a trusted global software testing company that partners with some of the world’s leading brands. We are looking for freelancers located near the Miami, FL area to test a new shuttle booking service for the world's largest ridesharing app! What You Will Do: ✅ Book a shuttle via the rideshare app from Hard Rock Stadium to Miami Beach Convention Center or Brickell, and one additional shuttle from/to anywhere in Miami (two rides total) ✅ Ride on both shuttles ✅ Provide feedback on your experience Note: Testlio will cover the cost of all the required shuttle rides in advance. Requirements: - Must be located within a commutable distance (2 hours or less) of Hard Rock Stadium - Must have access to an Android mobile device running Android 14 or above, or an iOS mobile device running iOS 26 or above - Must be at least 18 years of age - Must be willing to create a free account on the Testlio platform to track task assignments Availability: As soon as possible. This is a one-day task with an expected commitment of 5 hours. We recommend keeping your day open to allow for flexibility, if needed. Pay rate: In addition to your hourly rate, you’ll be compensated for transportation to/from the airport (parking, ride share, gas, etc.). We review applications daily and would love to hear from you!

We are building a first-of-its-kind mobile platform that combines Augmented Reality, GPS navigation, historical storytelling, and gamification to bring America's most important historic sites to life. Our first pilot includes 10 Revolutionary War sites in Beaufort County, South Carolina as part of the official SC250 / America250 commemorations. The long-term vision is to create a scalable platform featuring Revolutionary War, Civil War, and other historically significant sites across the United States, allowing visitors to experience history where it happened through immersive augmented reality. We're looking for a Senior Unity AR Developer / Technical Lead to help architect the platform and build the first production-ready version. This is a leadership role—not just a coding assignment. Responsibilities Architect the overall AR platform using Unity and AR Foundation Develop for both iOS (ARKit) and Android (ARCore) Integrate GPS/location-based experiences Design a reusable framework for multiple historic sites Optimize 3D assets for mobile performance Integrate with Firebase backend services Collaborate with historians, designers, tourism partners, and university student teams Establish GitHub workflows and technical standards Advise on best practices for scaling the platform nationwide Nice to Have Experience with: Location-based AR Museum or visitor center applications Tourism or travel apps Educational technology Interactive storytelling Mapbox or other geospatial platforms Flutter or React Native integration 3D asset optimization Initial Deliverable Build a complete "vertical slice" for one historic site featuring: GPS-triggered AR experience Historically accurate 3D overlay Interactive points of interest Audio narration Trivia and gamification Mobile optimization for iPhone and Android Once approved, this framework will be reused across the remaining pilot sites. About the Project This is more than an app—we're building a reusable digital heritage platform that will preserve and share America's military and cultural history through immersive technology. The platform is initially focused on Revolutionary War and Civil War battlefields, forts, historic towns, monuments, and significant historical landmarks, with plans to expand nationwide. The project is being developed in partnership with tourism organizations and is expected to expand into collaborations with universities, museums, state historic sites, and educational institutions. If you're passionate about combining cutting-edge AR technology with history, education, and public engagement, we'd love to hear from you. When Applying, Please Include Links to Unity AR projects you've built Experience with ARKit, ARCore, or AR Foundation Examples of GPS or location-based applications Your recommended technical architecture Your availability over the next 3–6 months Why this project interests you

4 WATCHES MOBILE APP CONCEPT AND FUNCTIONS: I created a 14 year calendar that begins on September 23, 2017 and ends on September 23, 2031. The calendar is linked to a clock that's equally divided into four equal sections. Each of the 4 sections represents 1,260 days. The movement of the clock is clockwise, and it begins at the 6PM position. Each of the four sections is divided into 12 sub-sections called "houses." Each of the 12 houses represents 105 days. I have a very rough draft of the app cover page. There will be 8 or 9 tabs total. A "blinking" red block advances clockwise every 105 days to highlight the current position of the 48 houses. MOBILE APP TABS: TAB #1/HOME CURRENT 4 WATCHES "CLOCK" POSITION. Also Shows Current Date, Current "Watch", Current "House" & Current Time of Day. TAB #2 ABOUT THE FOUR WATCHES OF THE NIGHT TAB #3 DAILY CALENDAR: This is an actual functioning calendar app. Users are encouraged to post significant news events that occurred each day; TAB #4 14 YEAR CALENDAR. This tab breaks out to a list of 14 sub-tabs for the years 2017 thru 2031. These 14 sub-tabs break out to 12 more sub-tabs for each month of the corresponding year. This calendar can be edited by the user. TAB # 5 LIST OF THE 48 HOUSE NUMBERS AND THEIR DATES. This tab simply shows a list of the 48 Houses and their dates. For example: #1 September 23, 2017 - January 5, 2018 #2 January 6, 2018 - April 20, 2018 TAB #6 TO BE DETERMINED... TAB #7 Jump To House [1 to 48] This page allows users to enter numbers 1 through 48 to view the 105 day span of each "house" set against the calendar year. TAB #8 Jump To Any of the 5040 days [1 to 5040]. This page allows users to enter a number from 1 to 5040, to jump to that particular calendar day within the 14 year calendar. TAB #9 MERCH/SHOPPING

I currently have a digital sticker app called, Pixel Parade App which is "supposed" to be available on iTunes and google play - it features in app purchases of various digital sticker collections. The current developers cannot service my app due to internal reasons I was told bandwidth issues. I have had nothing but problems with this development team for many years trying to get this app to the market place. I need someone that can maintain this app so it is available and working as well as update the app as needed with additional features in the future. I am a designer and not a coder - I believe the app was created with Flutter. I could be wrong.