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Current Version

DocCity Pro 6.0.5

Released Oct 3, 2026 · 87.7 MB · Android 11.0+

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Version Information

Version
6.0.5
Release date
Oct 3, 2026
Size
87.7 MB
Android
11.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.monbuilding.app.doccity
Developer
MonBuilding&Co

About DocCity Pro

DocCity Pro is a social application published by MonBuilding&Co for people who want a city-focused community experience on their phone. It installs as a single self-contained package and has been maintained by the same studio since launch. The current published build is version 6.0.5, dated 2026-10-03. Who builds and publishes DocCity Pro MonBuilding&Co is the studio behind DocCity Pro, and the app sits under the social category, grouping it with community and connection-oriented titles rather than games or productivity tools. Because branding, releases and support all come from one source, the app keeps a consistent identity across updates and you always know which developer to look for when checking for a newer build. Release details for version 6.0.5 Version 6.0.5 is the release dated 2026-10-03, and it supersedes earlier builds of the same title. Since every release is delivered under the identical package identifier, updating replaces the copy already on your device instead of creating a second installation, so your existing setup carries forward when you move to the newer build. Device and system compatibility The build requires Android 11.0+ or newer. Handsets running a more recent release of the system will satisfy that requirement comfortably, while owners of older devices should check their system version first, since the app cannot run below the stated minimum. Newer devices are the safest choice for a smooth first launch. Storage space and listing details DocCity Pro takes up 87.7 MB once installed, so it is sensible to confirm you have spare capacity alongside the download itself before beginning. The listing does not include a content rating, so the intended audience is not identified in the available metadata and users should judge suitability on their own terms.