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Current Version

Bluesky 1.134.0

Released Oct 7, 2026 · 129.5 MB · Android 7.0+

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Version Information

Version
1.134.0
Release date
Oct 7, 2026
Size
129.5 MB
Android
7.0+
File type
APK
Package
xyz.blueskyweb.app
Developer
Bluesky PBLLC

About Bluesky

Bluesky is a social application published by Bluesky PBLLC, identified by the package name xyz.blueskyweb.app. It belongs to the social category and is distributed as a single installable build with a file size of 129.5 MB. The current build is version 1.134.0, published on 2026-10-08. What the listing covers This page presents the core facts a person needs before installing: the app name, its publisher, the package identifier, the latest version number, and the space the download occupies on your device. Keeping these details together makes it easy to confirm that you are looking at the right application and to plan for the storage it will use. Compatibility and installation The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, so handsets and tablets running that release or a later one are eligible, while older hardware is not. Devices running a more recent platform version should install it without issue. Because the package weighs 129.5 MB, it is worth checking that your device has sufficient free space before starting the installation, and a stable connection will help the transfer complete smoothly. Category and purpose As a social app, Bluesky is built around the sharing and consumption of content between people, which places it alongside other applications designed for timelines, profiles and conversations. Its placement in the social category reflects that focus rather than any particular toolset, and it is delivered under the xyz.blueskyweb.app package so updates arrive to the same installed application. Release and version information The edition described here is version 1.134.0, dated 2026-10-08, and it is the most recent release recorded for this listing. No content rating has been supplied for this app, so that field remains unspecified here. Anyone tracking the app over time can use the version string and release date as reference points for comparing builds.