I want to turn my learning content into a standalone augmented-reality experience for Android phones and tablets. The idea is simple: when a user points the device at a flat surface, interactive 3D elements appear and guide them through the lesson, with on-screen prompts, voice-overs and basic touch interaction. All assets and copy are ready on my side; what I’m missing is the coding and AR integration. This is strictly an Android build, so feel free to rely on ARCore, Unity, Unreal or another engine you trust—as long as the final APK works smoothly on current AR-capable devices (Android 10 and up). A clean, well-commented project folder is important because I’ll need to expand the content in future sprints. I’m aiming to test a working prototype within days and push a polished first release shortly after, so only take this on if you can start right away and keep a tight feedback loop. Deliverables: • Compiled APK ready for upload to Google Play (internal testing track is fine for now). • Full source code with clear instructions for building. • One brief run-through video or screen recording that shows the key AR interactions functioning on a real device. Once the fundamentals are solid we can talk about additional scenes, user tracking or multiplayer, but for this phase the goal is a stable, engaging educational AR demo shipped fast.