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Current Version

Document Online 56.0

Released Oct 3, 2026 · 27.8 MB · Android 7.0+

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Version Information

Version
56.0
Release date
Oct 3, 2026
Size
27.8 MB
Android
7.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.document_online
Developer
Document.Online LLC

About Document Online

Document Online is a business-focused Android application from Document Online's development team. It brings document work together in a single compact package that suits everyday phones and tablets. This listing covers the current release, version 56.0. Where It Sits in the Business Category The app installs under the package name com.document_online and is filed in the business category, which groups it with productivity and office-style utilities rather than games or media tools. That placement signals its intended audience: people handling work tasks on a handset. The naming is straightforward and workmanlike, so you can recognise it quickly in a list of installed applications. Release Number and Update Cycle The edition described here is version 56.0, dated 2026-10-03. A build number of this magnitude points to a title that has been revised many times, with each pass refining what came before. If you already have a copy installed, compare its build against 56.0 so you know whether you are running the edition described on this page. Download Size and Storage Impact The package weighs 27.8 MB, a light footprint that should settle onto most handsets without pushing out photos, files, or other applications. Keeping a little spare room available is still wise, as devices often reserve extra space during installation. The modest size also means the transfer completes quickly on an ordinary connection. Compatibility and Age Ratings The build requires Android 7.0 or newer, and newer devices from the same era should also run it comfortably; confirm your handset meets that baseline before installing. This listing does not publish a content rating, so anyone considering the app for younger users should assess it directly first.