Contact person: React Native Image Transfer Prototype

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Location: Mumbai, India

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Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a small but fully working React Native prototype that can run on both iOS and Android. The core flow is simple: show the user a grid view of all images available on the device—whether they live in the regular photo gallery or on an attached SD card—let them pick predefined number of pictures (e.g. 10 or 100, after which it should warn user that maximum number of selection has reached), move those files into an app-specific folder (behaving much like WhatsApp’s internal media folder), then ask for confirmation and delete the originals once the copy is confirmed successful.

Key points I must see working:
• Runtime permission requests for reading and deleting from the gallery as well as external storage (Photo Library permission on iOS, the scoped-storage permissions on Android 10+, and legacy READ/WRITE permissions where applicable).
• Grid-style selector with smooth scrolling and basic multi-select with limited selection as defined (e.g. 10 or 100)
• Copy operation that writes the files to a custom folder inside the app’s sandbox or, if platform policy allows, to a named public directory (similar to WhatsApp folder)
• A user-facing confirmation prompt before any deletion occurs, followed by physical removal of the source files once copy is successful.
• Graceful handling of missing permissions, failed copies, or unavailable external media.

Deliverables:
1. Complete React Native source project (RN CLI) in the latest version using typescript with clear installation and run instructions.
2. Build or release notes demonstrating the feature on both an Android device and an iOS simulator/device.
3. A brief README that explains how you handled platform-specific storage APIs and any third-party libraries you added (e.g., react-native-camera-roll or any custom native modules).

Keep the code clean, commented, and easy for me to extend; once we can launch the app, pick photos in a grid, transfer them, confirm deletion, and see the originals disappear from the gallery, the goal is met." (client-provided description)