Web & Android Maintenance, Bug Fixes

via Freelancer ·

Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
My web platform and its companion Android app are already in production, but they both need steady upkeep so users enjoy a smooth, reliable experience. I’m looking for a developer who can step in, take ownership of the codebase, and keep everything humming.

Primary focus
• Investigate and resolve the display glitches, functional errors, and occasional crashes users are reporting.
• Optimise performance on both the server side and inside the Android client so page loads, API calls, and in-app navigation feel snappy again.
• Tidy up and future-proof the backend: refactor brittle sections, close security loopholes, and make sure endpoints remain compatible with new Android releases.

Typical workflow
I’ll provide access to the repositories (web and Android), staging servers, and the current issue tracker. You’ll pick items off the board, patch them, push to a feature branch, and open a pull request. Once tests pass and the staging build is clean, I’ll sign off and we’ll deploy.

Deliverables I expect
– Clean, well-commented commits addressing each reported bug
– A concise change log outlining what was fixed and how to reproduce the original issue
– A short performance report showing before/after metrics for the optimisations you made

Tech stack
The web side runs on a standard LAMP setup with a React front end. The Android app is Kotlin, targeting API 31+. Familiarity with Git, CI/CD, and common profiling tools (Chrome DevTools, Android Studio Profiler, etc.) will let you hit the ground running.

If you’re comfortable diving into existing code, squeezing out more speed, and squashing pesky bugs without breaking anything else, let’s chat and get this maintenance cycle rolling.
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