Objective: The goal of the Flashlight App development project is to create a simple yet highly functional mobile application that turns a smartphone into a flashlight. The app will leverage the device's built-in flashlight hardware (if available) and provide users with an intuitive interface to turn on/off the light quickly and efficiently.

Key Features:

Basic Flashlight Functionality:

Turn on/off the flashlight using a single tap.

Ensure high brightness and low power consumption while the flashlight is on.

User Interface:

Simple, easy-to-use UI with a large button to turn the light on and off.

A clear indicator showing whether the flashlight is on or off.

Minimal design to enhance user experience and reduce unnecessary distractions.

Customizable Settings:

Option to control flashlight brightness (if hardware supports it).

Option for a strobe light feature with adjustable frequency for emergency purposes.

Option to use screen as a flashlight with brightness control in case the device doesn't have a physical flashlight.

Battery Conservation:

Flashlight turns off automatically after a set period of inactivity.

Optimized code to ensure minimal power usage when the app is in the background.

Compatibility:

Compatible with both iOS and Android devices.

Support for all phones with a built-in flashlight (LED or screen light).

Permissions:

The app will request necessary permissions to access the device’s camera/flashlight.

Languages Used:

Kotlin/Java (Android)

Swift/Objective-C (iOS)

JavaScript (React Native) or Dart (Flutter) for cross-platform development.

Tools:

Android Studio (for Android)

Xcode (for iOS)

React Native or Flutter (for cross-platform development)