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The Perfect Solution for Mobile Reselling
Senior reviews editor
ReMobile - The Mobile Reseller is a record keeping app for people who trade in mobile phones. The developer says it was built around how the reselling trade works and that it follows government guidelines for the business. It covers handset-level records, stock, money in and out, and reporting in one app.
Most of the app is about keeping a paper-style trail of each deal in digital form, so the handset, the parties and the cash stay linked to each other.
The build we hold is ReMobile - The Mobile Reseller 1.2606.27 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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IMEI-wise records keep an entry for each device by its IMEI number, which is the identifier a reseller needs to tell one handset from another. Product inventory holds the stock on hand.
The e-register book is a digital register for logging entries, so the day's trade is recorded in the app and not only on paper.
The cash statement and account pages show money moving in and out. Customer and dealer ledgers keep a separate running record for each party you deal with, so you can see what each one owes or is owed.
Because cash and ledgers are kept in the same app as the stock, the two can be checked against each other without switching tools.
Sales receipts can carry a barcode, which the developer lists as part of the receipt feature. Sales and profit reports summarise the trade over a period, and both can be exported as PDF or Excel files for sharing or for an accountant.
The listing does not describe the report periods or layout, so the exact views depend on what the app shows once installed.
Multi-user login lets more than one person work in the same shop record, while admin control sets what each user can access. Buyer and seller ID proof photos can be stored with the matching deal, which the developer ties to the government guidelines the app is meant to follow.