Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Belfast, United Kingdom

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"The goal is to build a lightweight Android application that plots a predefined list of fuel stations on an in-app map and shows a driver only those outlets that are officially approved and accept our fuel card. The core task is the visual display of each station’s location; turn-by-turn navigation is a will be included in a later phase but is not required in this sprint.

Key points you’ll need to cover
• Integrate Google Maps (or another open-source map SDK) so the map loads quickly on mid-range phones running Android 8+.
• Read the station list from a local JSON file for now; I’ll swap it for a web endpoint later. Every item in the feed includes name, latitude, longitude, approval flag, and card-acceptance flag. Only markers that meet both flags should appear.
• Tap-to-expand marker cards should reveal name, address, and a “Navigate” button that opens the default maps app.
• Include runtime permission handling for location so the user can see their current position on the same map layer.
• Deliver clean, well-commented source code (Kotlin preferred), a signed debug APK, and a short README that explains build steps.

What I expect from you
Please attach a concise but complete project proposal that covers architecture choices, third-party libraries, estimated timeline, and any similar apps you have shipped. I’m happy to answer clarifying questions before you finalise your plan.

Ensure you do not bid $140, as this demonstrates you have not read the project and are not really interested." (client-provided description)