Verdict up front: EA Maker invites users to build automated trading robots with no coding and run them on live accounts. It sells in-app purchases, shows no rating at all on 10,000+ installs, sits in the Tools category, and has not been updated since October 2024.
Key facts — checked 24 September 2026
App: EA Maker – Trading bot builder · Package: com.respectt.EAmaker · Developer: TechHobby · Installs: 10,000+ · Rating: None displayed · Last updated: 3 October 2024 — nearly two years ago
No coding, and no results either
The pitch is straightforward: “Create and customize your trading robots with ease… Select indicators, set conditions, and build your strategies effortlessly… download the code and transfer it to your desktop trading platform, or use a VPS to manage it directly from your mobile.”
Building an expert advisor is the easy part. The hard part — knowing whether a set of indicator conditions has any expectancy once spreads, slippage and a losing run are accounted for — is not addressed anywhere. The app hands a beginner the machinery to automate a strategy it never helps them test.
Two years without an update
The listing was last touched on 3 October 2024. Nearly two years later it still sells in-app purchases.
A builder that emits code for a live trading platform depends on that platform’s conventions staying still. When the tool stops being maintained, the output quietly stops being reliable — and the person who finds out is the one running it on a funded account.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 24 September 2026
- The app was last updated on 3 October 2024 — nearly two years before publication.
- It shows no rating at all on 10,000+ installs.
- Google Play files it under Tools, not Finance, though it generates code for live trading platforms.
- It sells in-app purchases.
- The developer is given as TechHobby, with no company, jurisdiction or regulator named.
- The listing offers no backtest results, expectancy or drawdown figures for any strategy it builds.
No rating at all
Google Play shows no star rating for this app, which happens when too few users have rated it to display an average. On 10,000+ installs, that is its own signal: almost nobody who installed it stayed long enough, or cared enough, to leave a score.
The developer is TechHobby — a name that describes a pastime, not a business. There is no company, no jurisdiction and no regulator in the listing, and it is filed under Tools rather than Finance, keeping a product that generates live trading code away from the category where financial apps are scrutinised.
If you are going to automate a strategy
Test it on out-of-sample data before it sees a live account, including the periods that would have hurt. Know the maximum drawdown you would have had to sit through, because that is the number that decides whether you can actually run it.
Then run it on a demo account long enough to see it behave in a market it was not designed for. A robot built from a few indicator conditions in an unmaintained mobile app is not a strategy; it is a set of rules nobody has stress-tested, executing without supervision.
Our view: EA Maker hands inexperienced users the means to automate untested strategies on live accounts, from an app unmaintained since October 2024, with no rating, no company and no results. Do not run its output on funded money.
Sources, checked 24 September 2026: Google Play listing for com.respectt.EAmaker, read in full on 24 September 2026, including the description, category, update date, in-app purchase notice, screenshots and install band.
