I’m ready to launch a combined web platform and dedicated Android app that turns plain text into fully rendered videos. The core feature is an AI-driven text-to-video engine—think “enter a script, receive an MP4”—integrated seamlessly across both the browser and the mobile experience. Scope • Website: responsive front end, secure user accounts, dashboard to submit text, preview clips, download or share finished videos. • Android app: mirrors the web functionality with smooth performance on current OS versions; Play-Store-ready build and listing assets are part of the hand-off. • AI engine: you may plug in an existing model (e.g., Stable Video Diffusion, Runway, or a custom TensorFlow/PyTorch pipeline) or propose an API solution, but latency and output quality must stay competitive. • Admin panel: user management, job queue monitoring, and storage controls. • Data work: an initial dataset must be entered manually into the system—roughly a few thousand rows—and cross-checked for accuracy. Manual data entry and data validation are therefore essential components of the job. Acceptance criteria 1. Text submitted on either platform reliably returns a downloadable video with sound and 720p+ resolution. 2. Android build passes Play Console review without warnings. 3. All manual entries match the supplied source sheets; spot checks will be performed. 4. Source code, build scripts, and a brief deployment guide are delivered in a Git repository. If you have a track record with Android Studio, modern JS frameworks, and experience wiring AI inference pipelines to real-time user interfaces, I’d like to see what you can bring to the project.