About Lemehost
Lemehost is a business-focused Android application published under the package name com.lemehost by the developer lemehostcom. It arrives as a single installable build of 21.7 MB, making it a modest addition to a device already holding a collection of everyday work tools.
A Business Category Application Lemehost is listed under the business category, which places it among apps intended for professional and operational use rather than entertainment or media. If you are assembling a small set of utilities around your working routine, this is the kind of app that fits that shelf. The package name com.lemehost gives it a clear identity on your device, so it is easy to recognise in your installed application list.
Version 1.0.0 Release Details The current build is version 1.0.0, published on 2026-08-08. Being an initial numbered release, it represents the starting point of the app's published history, and any future updates would supersede this build rather than replace an existing long-running series. Noting the version alongside the release date is useful when you want to confirm which build you have installed.
Device Compatibility and Storage The build requires Android 7.0 or newer, so devices running that version or a later one should be able to install and run it. The installation file occupies 21.7 MB, which is a relatively light footprint, though it is worth confirming that your device has spare room beyond that before beginning the install.
Package Identity and Listing Basics The application is identified by the package name com.lemehost and is attributed to the developer lemehostcom, two details that help you confirm you are looking at the correct app. The listing does not publish a content rating, so users who rely on age or suitability guidance will not find that figure here.
APK Information
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Size
- 21.7 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Aug 8, 2026
- Package
- com.lemehost
- Developer
- lemehostcom
Features
Business Category
Package com.lemehost
Developer lemehostcom
Version 1.0.0
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the package name and who publishes Lemehost?
Lemehost carries the package name com.lemehost and is published by the developer lemehostcom. These two identifiers are the most reliable way to confirm you are dealing with this particular application rather than a similarly named one. After installation, the package name is what the system uses to identify the app internally, and it is the same identifier shown in the listing details.
How much storage does the install file take up?
The installation file for Lemehost is 21.7 MB. That is the size of the download itself, so it is worth making sure your device has that much free space available, plus a little extra room for the unpacked installation. If your internal storage is nearly full, clearing unused files first will help the install complete smoothly without interrupting partway through.
Which devices are able to run Lemehost?
Compatibility is governed by the Android version requirement stated in the description above: the build requires that version or a newer release of the system. Any device already running a more recent version of Android should therefore be in a position to install the app, provided it meets the storage requirement of 21.7 MB for the install file.
What version is current and when was it released?
The latest published version of Lemehost is 1.0.0, released on 2026-08-08. That date and version number together identify the exact build described on this listing, which is handy if you want to check whether your installed copy is up to date or if a newer release has since appeared.
What content rating does this listing give the app?
The content rating for Lemehost is recorded as unknown in this listing, so no age or suitability classification is provided. Anyone who normally filters applications by their rating should be aware that this figure is simply not stated here rather than being low or high. You would need to judge suitability from the app's business category and its described purpose instead.
