Version Information
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Release date
- May 15, 2026
- Size
- 40.1 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- app.l0p0
- Developer
- Dolu App
About Lopo
Lopo is a social app published by Dolu App and identified by the package name app.l0p0. It gives phone users a dedicated space for everyday social interaction, and it ships as a single install that goes straight onto a compatible handset. The current release keeps the app current with the developer's latest work. Social interaction at the centre Lopo belongs to the social category, which means its focus is on people talking to and keeping track of one another rather than on productivity or media playback. As a member of that family of apps, it is meant to be opened casually throughout the day and left running alongside the messaging and camera tools you already use. Its scope is deliberately narrow, so it does not try to be a substitute for a phone's full suite of utilities. Getting Lopo installed on your device The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, so anything meeting or exceeding that level is supported. Because the app is identified by the package name app.l0p0, you can confirm you have the right build by checking the package details once installation finishes. Devices running a more recent release of the system will run it without any extra configuration step. Storage space Lopo occupies The installation file is 40.1 MB, so you should have roughly that much free space available before you begin, plus a little extra room for the unpacked files the system writes. It is a modest footprint for a modern application and fits comfortably alongside your other social apps, though users with very limited internal storage may still want to check their available space first. Release information for version 1.0.2 The latest version listed here is 1.0.2, dated 2026-05-15. No content rating has been supplied for this release, so the listing does not offer guidance on age suitability. Anyone tracking the app's development can use that version string and release date to confirm they are looking at the most recent build.