About Hostly
Hostly is a social application for Android devices carrying the package name com.hostly.chat. It comes from developer Trần Trọng Đạo and arrives as a single installable package of 211.6 MB. The release presented on this listing is version 1.0.42, dated 2026-10-02.
Where Hostly sits in the app world Hostly is filed under the social category, the area of software built around connection and interaction between people rather than around utilities, media playback, or productivity. The listing provides no further tag list or subcategory, so this classification is the clearest available signal of the app's general character and of the kind of experience to expect once it is opened.
The release you are installing The build shown here is version 1.0.42, carrying the release date 2026-10-02. Treat that string as your reference point: after installing, you can compare it with the version reported on your own device to confirm you received exactly this release rather than an older or newer one.
What your device needs The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer. Handsets and tablets running that release or a later one are supported, while devices below it will not be able to install the package. Units shipped with more recent system software should install without trouble, so it is worth checking your device's current software before starting.
Package and developer details Hostly installs under the identifier com.hostly.chat, the string your device uses to recognise the app for updates, shortcuts, and permission management. The listed developer is Trần Trọng Đạo. No content rating has been published for this release, so the listing offers no guidance on age suitability — worth noting for anyone sharing a device with younger users.
APK Information
- Version
- 1.0.42
- Size
- 211.6 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Oct 2, 2026
- Package
- com.hostly.chat
- Developer
- Trần Trọng Đạo
Features
Social Networking
Package Identity
Version Info
Frequently Asked Questions
Which package name identifies Hostly on my device?
Hostly installs under the package name com.hostly.chat. This identifier is what your device uses to recognise the app for future updates, home-screen shortcuts, permission management, and clean removal. If you are checking an installed copy, that string confirms it is this build from developer Trần Trọng Đạo rather than a differently named application. Keeping the exact identifier in mind is also useful when comparing the installed package against the version listed here.
Will Hostly install on my phone or tablet?
The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, and devices running that release or any later one are supported. Anything below that minimum will refuse the package during installation. If your device already ships with a more recent operating system, it should install without difficulty; checking your current system version in the device settings before starting is the quickest way to confirm compatibility.
How much storage space does Hostly need?
The installer is 211.6 MB in size, so your device needs at least that much free space for the package itself, plus additional room for the unpacked application and its working data. Devices that are close to full may fail partway through installation. Freeing up space beyond the raw file size beforehand gives the installation process comfortable headroom and avoids an interrupted setup.
What version does this listing currently offer?
The version presented here is 1.0.42, associated with the release date 2026-10-02. After installing, you can compare that number against what your device reports for Hostly to verify you have this exact build. If a later release appears on the listing at some point, the version string is the detail that will change first, making it the simplest way to track whether an update has become available.
Is an age or content rating given for Hostly?
No content rating is listed for this release; the field is recorded as unknown. That means the listing provides no official guidance on age suitability, so families sharing a device should judge suitability themselves rather than relying on a published classification. It is the only rating-related fact on the page, and no other scoring information accompanies the app's entry.
