The short version: AI Robo Trading is on Google Play with more than 10,000 installs. Its Android package name is com.midwalk.mydailymanager. Its listed website is called growupapp. Its support email and privacy policy belong to a lyric-video app. Four identities, one listing — and a package name that cannot be changed after publication.
AI Robo Trading
Amazing Video Status · com.midwalk.mydailymanager
FLAGGED APP!
- Play installs
- 10,000+
- Rating
- 4.3 from 1,640
- Package name says
- My Daily Manager
- Status
- Live — still installable
The one thing a developer cannot rewrite
An app’s name, icon, screenshots and description can all be changed at any time. The package name cannot. It is set when the app is first published, it is how Android identifies the app on every device, and Google Play does not allow it to be edited afterwards. Change it and you have a new app with none of the old one’s installs or reviews.
That makes it the closest thing a listing has to a birth certificate. This one reads com.midwalk.mydailymanager.
| Where you look | What it says the app is |
|---|---|
| The store listing | AI Robo Trading — a finance app |
| The package name | com.midwalk.mydailymanager — a personal organiser |
| The developer’s website | growupapp-1638b.web.app — something called growupapp |
| The support email | lyricallyvideostatus@gmail.com — a lyric-video account |
| The privacy policy | lyricalvidstatus.blogspot.com — a lyric-video status blog |
| The developer account | Amazing Video Status — a video app publisher |
Only the first row describes a trading product. Every durable identifier underneath it belongs to something else. The reading that fits all six is that this listing began as a different app and was re-skinned into a finance product, keeping the installs and the star rating it had already collected.
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What users find inside
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“A good way to learn, but I’m seeing this is a lot like all those other apps that promise payments but no follow through. I have reached out to the email address found in the terms and conditions, and no response. This app is looking more like a scam. Claims of payment when there is none is false advertisement.”
A verified reviewer, 2026
“I open the app and I can’t change my name, which is not my name that’s on my Gmail. There is only an option to deposit money and there are about 10 trades in here and no directions and no way to reach support.”
A verified reviewer, 22 June 2026
Read together, the shape is clear: money goes in, support does not answer, and the address published in the app’s own terms is not monitored.
Seven trading apps from a video-status account
The developer account behind this, Amazing Video Status, publishes a music video maker — and seven separate trading apps, one of them with over half a million installs. A second Play account, Slideshow Vid Maker, publishes four more using an identical contact email and privacy policy to that one.
⚠ Verified evidence
- AI Robo Trading (
com.midwalk.mydailymanager): 10,000+ installs, 1,640 reviews, rated 4.3, contains ads, updated 4 July 2025, listed under Finance. - The package name is a daily-manager identifier — and package names cannot be changed once an app is published.
- The developer website is the free subdomain
growupapp-1638b.web.app, named for a different product. - The support email and privacy policy both belong to a lyric-video status app.
- A verified reviewer reports the address in the terms and conditions going unanswered.
- A second verified reviewer reports only a deposit option, no guidance and no support channel.
- The same account publishes seven trading apps alongside a music video maker.
- No company name, registered address or regulator appears anywhere on the listing.
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Our position: we are not calling this developer a criminal enterprise, and no regulator we checked has issued a warning about it. What the public record shows is a Finance app whose permanent identifier says daily manager, whose website is named for a third product, and whose support address and privacy policy belong to a lyric-video app — published by an account holding seven trading apps and a video maker. Before depositing, ask which of those identities would be liable for your money.
Sources: Google Play listing for com.midwalk.mydailymanager, including its App Support panel and published reviews; the Amazing Video Status developer page on Google Play; the developer website, email and privacy policy linked from that panel. Install counts, review counts, dates and all quoted reviews are as published by Google Play. All checked 14 September 2026.