Contact person: Business Client

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Location: St. Charles, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a small cross-platform camera application written in C# with .NET 10 and built in Visual Studio 2026. The project must target both Android and iPhone and open straight into a live camera preview on the main page. From that screen three vertically stacked, high-contrast buttons will let the user:

• Take Photo
• View Saved Photos
• End Session

When the user taps Take Photo the app captures a still image (no video functionality required) and immediately asks whether to shoot a duplicate of the same object, start a new object, or finish. Each accepted photo is saved in the device’s main gallery in a album/collection associated with the app, always honouring the platform’s native image settings (resolution, orientation, EXIF metadata, etc.). If duplicate image is chosen, the first part of the filename will be the same and appended using either '_first' or '_second'.

Core requirements
• MAUI single-project structure using .NET 10
• Live camera preview rendered on the main page
• Photo capture only (Taking pictures, Camera preview)
• Vertical button layout that scales to any screen size, with large fonts and high-contrast colours for accessibility
• Storage logic that creates and maintains the private album/collection in the main gallery
• Correct intents/permissions in [login to view URL] and iOS [login to view URL] so the camera, media store, and photo viewer work without additional prompts
• Clean, well-commented code and a brief README explaining build steps in Visual Studio 2026

Deliverables
1. Complete MAUI solution and source code
2. Compiled .apk and .ipa (or TestFlight build) ready for device testing
3. README with setup, build, and deployment instructions

The focus is on clarity, accessibility, and future-ready .NET 10 practices, so please keep the UI simple, the code clean, and the buttons unmistakably visible on every device." (client-provided description)