eyetek.com.br

What It Is

Postapp is a mobile operations-visibility tool for gas stations launched by eyetek.com.br. It is currently in the validation stage with gas station owners and managers. It is explicitly not an ERP system, but rather a mobile management layer that complements existing systems. Its goal is to help operators view sales, fuel tanks, alerts, data to-dos, and operational insights on their phones, reducing reliance on phone calls, WhatsApp, manual reports, and spreadsheets.

Core Features

Based on the main content, Postapp focuses on day-to-day operating metrics for gas stations. Users can view same-day revenue, sales volume, transaction count, and average ticket size; track sales performance by fuel type, time period, or station; monitor tank levels, capacity, normal or critical status, and the latest update time; identify pending data issues that may affect metric accuracy, such as sales without an attendant or unlinked fuel types; and receive operational alerts, contextual explanations, recommendations, and quick tips. The Premium plan also highlights multi-site views and comparison capabilities, making it more suitable for chains or operators managing multiple locations.

Plans and Pricing

The product uses a tiered Free and Premium model. Free is intended for initial validation and includes basic sales summaries, limited metrics, a single-site view, mobile access, and access to the validation list. Premium is aimed at users who need deeper management capabilities, including full metrics, tank and operational alerts, data to-dos, automated insights, and multi-site views. However, the main content does not disclose specific pricing, billing cycles, or payment methods, so buyers still need to confirm details via WhatsApp or the sales team before purchasing.

Pros and Cons

Its strength lies in its highly vertical positioning. It is designed around the gas station owner’s need to quickly understand, from a phone, what requires attention. The interface and workflow emphasize low friction, and the product does not try to replace an existing ERP, which makes its implementation approach relatively practical. The downsides are also clear: it is still at the MVP/validation stage, and system connectivity has not yet been standardized. There is no visible information on permission management, security compliance, APIs, developer documentation, or a clear integration list. For users who need full financial, inventory, POS, or automation capabilities, it cannot replace a core business system.

Best Fit and Access from China

Postapp is better suited to local Brazilian gas station owners, station managers, regional managers, and multi-site operators for mobile inspections, intraday monitoring, identifying data anomalies, and proactively handling tank or sales issues. Access from China is not addressed in the main content. The domain is a Brazilian site, and payment methods are not disclosed, so the feasibility of purchasing it from China and integrating it with local gas station systems appears low. For China-based scenarios, it would be better to first evaluate local gas station management systems, ERP products, BI dashboards, or mobile operating report alternatives built on WeCom or DingTalk.