Run your repair shop from your phone

Create tickets at the counter, check stock, update a repair status and take payment — from the same BytePhase account you use on desktop. Available for Android and iPhone.

Get it onGoogle Play Download on theApp Store

Free with every BytePhase plan, including the 15-day trial. No extra charge per device.

Scan to install Point your phone camera here — it opens the right store for your device.

What you can do from your phone

The mobile app works on the same live data as the web app, so anything you change on the counter is already there when you get back to the desk.

Book a repair

Take in a device, capture customer details and photos, and print or share the job sheet without walking to a computer.

Track every ticket

See what is pending, in progress or ready for pickup, reassign work, and update a customer the moment a repair changes state.

Check stock

Look up a spare part, confirm what is in hand before you promise a turnaround, and record what a job consumed.

Get paid

Raise an invoice, send a UPI payment link and record the payment against the ticket while the customer is still at the counter.

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How to install the BytePhase app and sign in for the first time

Installing takes about two minutes and no technical steps.

  1. Open Google Play on an Android phone or tablet, or the App Store on an iPhone or iPad, and search for BytePhase. Look for the BytePhase shield logo, or use the store buttons on this page.
  2. Tap Install, then Open.
  3. Sign in with the same login details you use for BytePhase on the web. There is no separate mobile account. If you are new, start the 15-day free trial from the website first, then sign in on the app.
  4. Allow notifications when the app asks, so job assignments and self check-in alerts reach the phone.
  5. Create your first repair ticket from the dashboard. It appears on the web app straight away, because both work on the same live data.

Setting the app up for a team

Install it on every technician’s phone and have each person sign in with their own user, not a shared login. That way the job’s activity log shows who changed what, and permissions decide what each person can see and do. Technicians can then update a status, add photos or check a part from the bench, while the counter keeps working on the desktop. For what a ticket holds, see repair ticket management.

Last updated: 5 October 2026