About Linky
Linky is a social app published by Skywork AI Pte. Ltd. and distributed under the package name com.aigc.ushow.ichat. The latest recorded build is version 3.40.1, dated 2026-10-08. This page gathers the practical details worth knowing before you install it.
Where Linky Falls in the Social Category Linky is filed under the social category, which signals what kind of experience to expect: one built around connecting and communicating with other people rather than editing, productivity or media work. If you are comparing options in that space, the category placement together with the developer name helps confirm you are looking at the intended app. The company credited with this package is Skywork AI Pte. Ltd.
Storage Space to Budget for Linky The installation file weighs 273.8 MB, so plan ahead for room on your handset before you begin. Leave some headroom beyond that figure as well, because the unpacked application and any data it creates will occupy additional space once setup finishes. Handsets already close to full may struggle to complete the process.
Device Compatibility for This Build The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, and it targets handsets operating at that platform level or above. Devices that predate the stated baseline may not be able to run it, so checking your current platform version before installing is a sensible first step. Recent hardware should have no difficulty meeting the requirement.
Version, Date and Unlisted Fields Version 3.40.1, recorded on 2026-10-08, is the release described on this page. Comparing that figure with the version displayed inside the app tells you whether your copy is current or due for an update. This listing does not publish a content rating and does not state a file type, so those fields remain unconfirmed for anyone who depends on them.
APK Information
- Version
- 3.40.1
- Size
- 273.8 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Oct 8, 2026
- Package
- com.aigc.ushow.ichat
- Developer
- Skywork AI Pte. Ltd.
Features
Social category
Package identification
Storage details
Version tracking
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I confirm the installed app is the one listed here?
Linky is identified by the package name com.aigc.ushow.ichat, which is tied to this application throughout the listing. Display titles and file names can be altered, but the package identifier stays attached to the app itself, so checking it on your device is the dependable way to verify you have the correct build rather than a similarly named product.
How much free storage should I have before installing?
The installation file weighs 273.8 MB, so reserve at least that much free space before starting. It is sensible to leave additional room beyond the file itself, since the unpacked application and any data it creates will take up extra space after setup. If your handset is already close to full, freeing up files first will help the installation finish without interruption.
Which version does this listing describe?
This listing covers version 3.40.1, recorded with a release date of 2026-10-08. That number is your reference point for checking whether the copy on your phone matches the current build. Comparing it with the version shown in the app's own information screen is the quickest check, and noting the version together with the release date gives you a simple record of what you installed.
Will my handset be able to run this build?
The required platform version is stated once in the description above, and the build is intended for devices operating at that level or a more recent one. Compare your phone's current platform version against the figure listed there: if your device meets or exceeds it, compatibility should be fine, while handsets running an older platform release may fall short of the requirement.
Does this listing publish a content rating?
No. The content rating field for this listing is unknown, meaning no age classification has been published alongside the app. Anyone who normally relies on an official rating to judge suitability for a particular household member will not find that guidance here, so you would need to assess the application yourself before making that decision.
