About BuildCalc
BuildCalc is a focused productivity app from developer ukr solutions, published under the package name com.uksolutions.buildcalc. It packages number-driven working tools into a single lightweight application intended for everyday tasks. The current listing reflects the first release line of the product.
How BuildCalc fits the productivity category
As a productivity entry, BuildCalc is framed as a working utility rather than an entertainment or media title. Its name points to calculation-based assistance, the kind of support people reach for when they need to check, total or estimate figures as part of planning their day. Everything the app offers sits inside one single application, so there is no companion software to set up alongside it.
Setup and device compatibility
The build requires Android 7.0 or newer. Handsets and tablets running that base level or any newer release meet the stated bar, while the listing does not break compatibility down by individual model or manufacturer. Installation follows the usual route for an Android package: obtain the file, open it and confirm the prompts your device presents.
Storage space needed on your device
The package occupies 22.8 MB of storage, which keeps it in the modest range for a utility of this kind. Leave a little extra room beyond that figure so the operating system can complete the install cleanly, particularly on devices that are already close to full. The listing does not state any separate size for cached data or additional downloads.
Version and release details
The current release is version 1.0.0, dated 2026-10-03 on this listing. It is the only build shown, so there is no published change history to compare it against yet. The content rating field is shown as unknown, meaning no age classification has been supplied for the app at the time of this entry.
APK Information
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Size
- 22.8 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Oct 3, 2026
- Package
- com.uksolutions.buildcalc
- Developer
- ukr solutions
Features
Calculation Utility
Productivity Tools
Compact Build
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install BuildCalc on my device?
BuildCalc is distributed as an Android package under the name com.uksolutions.buildcalc. Once you have the file on your device, open it and accept the prompts your system displays to finish the installation. The listing does not identify a specific file type, so your device's own installer handles the process. Having the free storage described on this listing available beforehand helps the install complete without interruption.
Which devices are compatible with this app?
Compatibility follows the requirement stated in the description: that base Android level and all newer releases are supported. The listing does not name specific phone or tablet models or manufacturers, so individual hardware compatibility is not confirmed here. If your device runs a version below the stated minimum, the app will not install; anything at or above that level should be accepted by the installer.
How much storage does BuildCalc need?
The package itself takes up 22.8 MB. It is worth keeping a small amount of additional free space available so the operating system can stage and complete the installation comfortably, especially on devices with limited remaining room. The listing gives no separate figure for data the app may create while running, so treat the stated size as the footprint of the download and install only.
What does BuildCalc actually do?
The listing places BuildCalc in the productivity category and identifies it as a single-purpose utility from ukr solutions, but it does not provide a detailed feature breakdown. The name suggests a calculation-oriented tool meant to support everyday working tasks. For an exact list of functions, consult the app itself after installing it, since the information available on this entry covers packaging, version and compatibility details rather than functionality.
Which version is current and when was it released?
The current build shown is version 1.0.0, dated 2026-10-03. No earlier or later builds are listed alongside it, so there is no comparison available for changes between releases. The content rating is recorded as unknown, meaning no classification has been provided. Checking this entry again in future will show whether a newer version has replaced the one described here.
