Verdict up front: Forex Mobile Robot Maker charges $2.99 before it will open and offers to build “an auto Trading Robot Expert Advisor that works on the phone using vps and RD client”. That sentence is essentially the whole description. The app has 100+ downloads, no rating, and has not been updated since August 2025.
Listing facts — checked 24 September 2026
- App: Forex Mobile Robot Maker (com.eamaker.forexrobotmaker)
- Developer: OkaTech · 100+ downloads · no rating displayed · category Finance
- Price: $2.99 up front
- Last updated: 25 August 2025 — thirteen months before publication
- Full description, verbatim: “The simplest and easy app to Create an auto Trading Robot Expert Advisor that works on the phone using vps and RD client. Create Auto Trading Robot With Your Phone”
- Spelling in the store graphics: “using your phine” and “how to vidoes”
- Not disclosed: no screenshots of output, no supported platform version, no strategy testing, no backtest, no company, jurisdiction or regulator
Thirty words, paid in advance
The description is two sentences, the second a restatement of the first. There is no feature list, no explanation of what the builder can express, no mention of which trading platform the output runs on and no example of a finished robot.
A buyer pays before seeing any of that. $2.99 is small enough that few will pursue a refund, which is the economics of the listing: it does not need to satisfy anyone, only to be found.
Phine, and vidoes
The promotional images carry two misspellings in the largest type on the page: “using your phine” and “how to vidoes”.
Nobody proofread the front of a paid product. That is not a reason on its own to distrust a developer, but it is a reliable indicator of how much care went into everything behind it — including code that will be pointed at a live trading account.
VPS and RD client is a warning, not a feature
The pitch is that the robot “works on the phone using vps and RD client” — a remote desktop connection to a rented virtual server that keeps a trading terminal running around the clock.
That arrangement is real and widely used, but it belongs to traders who already know why they need it. Sold to somebody buying their first $2.99 app, it means an unattended terminal executing an untested strategy on a live account while its owner is asleep, with a monthly server bill the listing never mentions.
The part that decides everything is missing
Building an expert advisor is the easy half. The hard half is knowing whether a set of conditions has any expectancy once spread, commission, slippage and a losing run are accounted for.
The listing says nothing about backtesting, walk-forward testing, optimisation or drawdown. A builder that emits code and offers no way to evaluate it has handed a beginner the machinery to automate a guess.
Thirteen months without a touch
An app that generates code for a third-party trading platform depends on that platform’s conventions holding still. When maintenance stops, the output quietly stops being reliable.
The person who finds that out is the one running it on funded money. With 100+ downloads, no rating and no update since August 2025, there is no user base to raise the alarm either.
- A two-sentence description on a paid app is the whole product disclosure.
- No rating on a paid listing means nobody stayed to report back.
- If a builder cannot test a strategy, it cannot tell you the strategy is bad.
- VPS trading means a bill and an unattended terminal. Neither is mentioned.
If you have already paid
Request a refund through your Google Play order history and raise it with your card issuer if refused. If you have generated a robot from it, do not run it on a funded account — test it on a demo long enough to see a losing stretch first, and cancel any VPS subscription you took out for it.
