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Current Version

mOrders 2.6.5

Released Oct 7, 2026 · 71.0 MB · Android 10.0+

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Version Information

Version
2.6.5
Release date
Oct 7, 2026
Size
71.0 MB
Android
10.0+
File type
APK
Package
net.ferbit.morders
Developer
Ferbit d.o.o.

About mOrders

mOrders is a productivity application identified by the package net.ferbit.morders and built by the studio Ferbit. The current release is version 2.6.5, published on 2026-10-07 as a single 71.0 MB file. Where mOrders fits in the productivity category Filed under productivity, mOrders belongs to the group of tools that keep working routines organised rather than the world of games or media. Its name points at orders and the paperwork that follows them, so the app is shaped around handling that kind of day-to-day record keeping in one place. Anyone who already tracks requests, transactions or commitments will recognise the territory straight away. What your device needs to run it The build requires Android 10.0+ or newer. Anything running that release or a later one should accept the package without a compatibility warning, while owners of older systems will need to move to a newer release of their software before installing. Checking your device version in advance saves you from a failed install halfway through the process. Storage footprint before you install At 71.0 MB the download is a middleweight for this category, but the installed footprint grows once the archive is unpacked by the system. Keeping additional free space on hand alongside that figure also leaves room for later builds from the same developer, so routine updates can land without you having to delete other applications first. Version and listing details Version 2.6.5 is the build documented here, dated 2026-10-07 and identified by the package name net.ferbit.morders. The listing does not publish a content rating, so there is no official age guidance to weigh up when deciding whether the app suits your situation. Compare both the version string and the package name whenever you check a build, since that is the only reliable way to confirm you are looking at the same application.