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SheSales

Premium Android e-commerce app with Firebase backend and admin management

Aug 15, 2026 E-Commerce
admin-panel android firebase inventory management retail

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SheSales is a feature-rich native Android e-commerce application designed for modern online retail businesses.The application includes a complete customer shopping experience together with an integrated administration workflow for managing products, categories, inventory and orders.Key features include:• Native Android application built with Kotlin and XML • Firebase-powered backend architecture • User authentication and account management • Product and category management • Product browsing and detailed product pages • Shopping cart and checkout workflow • Customer order creation and order tracking • Administrative product and order management • Inventory and product availability controls • Customer profile management • Secure Firebase configuration and application security layers • Modern premium user interface designed for mobile commerce • Source code included in the saleSheSales was developed as a serious commercial Android product rather than a basic template. The codebase provides a strong foundation for a buyer looking to launch an online store, customize the application for a specific brand, or continue developing it into a larger e-commerce platform.The project is being offered because I am currently focusing my development time on other products and projects.The buyer will receive the Android source code and the project assets included in the agreed acquisition package. Technical handover and reasonable assistance with project setup can also be provided.

Comments (4)

Madison Fisher Madison Fisher 1 month ago

firebase is a bold choice for ecom data relationships

Sam Kessler Sam Kessler 1 month ago

how does pricing compare to shopify for small shops?

Jerrod Wisozk Jerrod Wisozk 1 month ago

firebase wont scale past mvp. whats the admin stack?

Tiara Wilderman Tiara Wilderman 1 month ago

firebase backend huh, how's it handle when orders start stacking up?