Simple WinMo 5/6 App

I haven't written anything in .Net in over a year and a half. I'm looking for a developer who might wish to help me develop / design / write a small application for Windows Mobile 5 / 6 devices.

I've "lost my motivation" for coding myself, so I'm really looking for someone who can take my requirements and code them for me, but also, someone who may be willing to provide me with the source code in case I need to make any updates / adjustments.

On the "down" side, this is sort of a "Free" project; I have no funds really to speak of, but I would be willing to link back to your website / promote your work, if you'd like. This project would not be shared/sold/etc, only used at my place of employment.

Basically, this application would be used as a mileage log / timecard application. User enters starting value for mileage at each job site (and the apps also records the time of arrival). When the user finishes the job, they click "job done" and then they move to their next site. At the end of the day, the user enters their final mileage for the day.

I'd also like the user to be able to view/edit their day(s)/week if something was entered incorrectly. So, say its Thursday but Wednesday they forgot to click "start job" at a site... I'd like them to be able to manually add a job back in.

At the end of the week, I'd like this information to be stored/emailed to an "administrator" in the office, who would somehow be able to view the records and also see history for all users for all weeks/months/year, etc... run reports (simple things). An access database for storage would probably suffice, there are only a maximum of ten traveling users with WinMo devices... but we could also store the data on a SQL server if need be.

I can flesh out the full details if anyone is interested.

I've looked online for apps similar to this, but can't find anything. I'd have to imagine it'd be a pretty simplistic app, I just don't have the time or motivation to write it myself ( :( ).

Any budding developers or established developers looking for kudos, good karma, or a nice "atta boy" for a job well done?