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Sri Lanka — included as architecture evidence, not an EU engagement
Knovik designed, built, and shipped a native Android app that prompts a retail hotline team's agents to log customer details the moment a call ends, then syncs every entry in the background — spec to installed app, verified on real hardware, in one session.
The engineering pattern here — detect an event automatically, write to local storage first so nothing is lost if the network drops, sync in the background — is the same offline-first, on-device discipline behind EdgeTal's candidate screening. Different domain, same architecture: nothing depends on a network call succeeding for the core function to work.
Built on Android's call-screening APIs paired with a telephony listener to reliably catch the moment a call ends. The agent never opens the app manually.
Every entry writes to a local database before any network call is attempted, so a dead connection never means a lost record. A background sync layer pushes queued entries with automatic retry, guarded against duplicate-row edge cases.
Every fix was reproduced and confirmed on an actual connected device — real permission grants, a real network round-trip, a direct database read to confirm correctness before shipping.
As of 10 July 2026