I already have an Android application that wraps my site inside a standard WebView. The next step is to make the experience feel native by 1) delivering local notifications that pop up even when the app is completely closed, and 2) polishing the WebView so scrolling and page transitions feel smoother. The notification flow is simple: I will drop a plain-text file into the app’s local storage each day. Every line in that file is a personal reminder containing both the message body and the exact time it should fire. Your job is to read that file once a day, schedule every reminder, and show each one through Android’s notification tray exactly at the specified moment. No server, no FCM—everything must work offline through AlarmManager/WorkManager (or any battery-friendly equivalent) and NotificationCompat. What I expect from you • Integrate the local-notification logic into my existing Android Studio project, preserving my current package name and signature settings. • Ensure notifications appear even after the user force-closes the app or reboots the device. • Tweak the WebView (hardware acceleration, caching, or any proven technique) so navigation feels fluid and lag-free on mid-range devices. • Deliver a clean, commented codebase, a build-ready APK, and a short README outlining where to place the daily text file and how to adjust reminder timing if needed. Timeline: I need this turned around ASAP, so please only accept if you can start immediately and hand off a tested build within a few days. If anything is unclear, let me know and I’ll respond quickly so we can keep momentum.