In October 2025, delivered Edge-to-edge UI capabilities, stability fixes, and maintenance improvements across Infomaniak Android apps. Key work includes scaffolding Edge-to-Edge UI with EdgeToEdgeActivity and integrating edge handling in BottomSheet across kDrive/core, enabling a modern, immersive user experience on supported devices. Implemented WebView DOM storage enablement with a controllable toggle for storage usage to support richer web content. Performed extensive UI cleanup and theming improvements, removing unused colors and standardizing status/navigation bar behavior for a consistent look-and-feel. Strengthened stability and build reliability with navigation fixes (PreviewFragment args), manifest package name corrections, foreground quota crash mitigation, and network init timing adjustments, plus a PDF-only print preview safeguard. Also delivered CI/DevOps enhancements (fDroid build improvements) and added CrossAppLogin debug certificate to support development workflows, enabling smoother testing and faster iterations.

September 2025: Delivered major improvements to automated quality, CI reliability, and platform stability across Infomaniak Android apps. Implemented a scalable UI test infra (Espresso-based tests) with nightly scheduling, enhanced CI failure handling, test orchestration for clean-state runs, environment-driven test configurations, and robust test reporting/issue automation. Also advanced code quality and dependency updates across android-kMail, android-kDrive, android-core, and android-SwissTransfer, delivering measurable business value through faster feedback and more stable releases.

During Aug 2025, across four Android repositories, we focused on establishing a solid, maintainable foundation while delivering high-value features and stability improvements. Key features delivered include: (1) Android-kMail: Build System Modernization and Dependency Management, migrating to Kotlin DSL and centralizing Google services plugin declarations (libs.versions.toml), enabling safer upgrades and easier maintenance; (2) Android-kMail: Animation Configuration Centralization and UI consistency; (3) Android-kMail: MailActionsManager architecture to make email sending easily testable, with tests for attachments and UUID handling; (4) Android-kMail: Maestro-based UI tests and CI workflow supporting login, email writing, and logout flows; (5) Android-kDrive: Offline file download crash fix with null checks and correct state updates, complemented by a lifecycle-aware CoroutineScope refactor; (6) Cross-repo dependency upgrades and build stabilization across kDrive, kMail, core, and SwissTransfer (Realm, PDF, GeniusScan, PDFView updates, and Compose BOM upgrades); (7) Android-core: ktlint tooling centralization and core.versions.toml for maintainability; (8) Android-SwissTransfer: library updates for adaptiveLayout and Sentry to improve features and security. Overall, these changes reduce maintenance costs, improve release confidence, and provide a scalable foundation for future features, with emphasis on stability, testability, and maintainability.

July 2025 performance summary across Infomaniak Android repos: delivered stability improvements, enhanced observability, and UI refinements. The work focused on securing authentication flows, hardening file management, and polishing user-facing interactions while keeping a strong emphasis on maintainability and measurable business value across core libraries and wallet-like apps.