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Current Version

LLM Playground 1.0.3

Released Oct 3, 2026 · 10.5 MB · Android 8.0+

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Version Information

Version
1.0.3
Release date
Oct 3, 2026
Size
10.5 MB
Android
8.0+
File type
APK
Package
net.llmplayground.app
Developer
AnonDrop

About LLM Playground

LLM Playground is a productivity app from AnonDrop that gives Android users a focused place to work with language models from their device. The package is net.llmplayground.app, and the current release is 1.0.3, which arrived on 2026-10-03. A Compact, Focused Workspace The app is built around a single purpose: putting a language-model playground in your hands without the bulk of a general-purpose suite. It sits in the productivity category, so the emphasis is on getting something done rather than on entertainment or media. Because the project is small and single-minded, the interface stays out of the way and the setup stays short, which suits people who want to experiment or draft on the go. A Light Install Profile At 10.5 MB, the download is small enough to install over a mobile connection and to keep alongside larger apps without much strain on storage. The modest footprint also means installation is typically quick and there is little waiting around before the app is ready to use. For anyone who keeps a tight device, that size makes it easy to justify. Device And Version Compatibility The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer. If your device already runs a more recent release, it is covered by that same requirement, while devices below it will not be able to run the build. The listing does not report a content rating, so anyone deciding whether the app is appropriate for a particular user will need to judge that on their own. Release Details Version 1.0.3 is an early build of the project, which is typical for a young productivity tool that is still being shaped. The version string and the file size are the two identifiers to compare when you check whether your installed copy matches the current one. No separate list of recent changes accompanies this listing, so the release itself is the main reference point for what is included.