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Current Version

Swift Squad 2.8.5

Released Oct 5, 2026 · 68.7 MB · Android 8.0+

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Version Information

Version
2.8.5
Release date
Oct 5, 2026
Size
68.7 MB
Android
8.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.nf.wms_mobile_client
Developer
Nurture AgTech Private Limited

About Swift Squad

Swift Squad is a productivity application published by Nurture AgTech Private Limited and identified by the package name com.nf.wms_mobile_client. It is delivered as a single installable file of 68.7 MB, and the current build is version 2.8.5. The listing keeps things simple and technical, giving you the essentials you need to judge whether the app belongs on your handset before you commit the space. Who is behind the app Nurture AgTech Private Limited is the developer credited with Swift Squad, and the package identifier com.nf.wms_mobile_client is the unique label the app carries on a device. Two installations or updates with that same identifier are treated as the same application, which is useful if you are tracking it across several phones or tablets. The listing does not state a content rating for this release. Where it sits in the catalogue Swift Squad is filed under the productivity category, alongside tools built to help you organise work and handle routine tasks on the move. That classification is the only grouping given for the app, and the listing does not describe individual functions or workflows beyond it, so the category is your starting point for deciding whether the app matches what you are looking for. Device compatibility and storage The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer, and any handset running a more recent system will satisfy it. Planning ahead on space is straightforward too: the file occupies 68.7 MB before installation, so leaving a comfortable margin beyond that figure will keep the setup free of storage warnings on devices with limited free capacity. Current build information The version available here is 2.8.5, released on 2026-10-05. Because updates are identified by that version string, it is worth noting it if you need to confirm which build you are running after installing or after a later upgrade.