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Current Version

Pacific 6.0.5

Released Oct 2, 2026 · 87.6 MB · Android 11.0+

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Version Information

Version
6.0.5
Release date
Oct 2, 2026
Size
87.6 MB
Android
11.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.monbuilding.app.pacific
Developer
MonBuilding&Co

About Pacific

Pacific is a social app from MonBuilding&Co, built for people who want a simple, focused way to keep in touch from their phone. The listing ships the current release, version 6.0.5, which was published on 2026-10-02, so what you install here is the developer's latest known build. What the latest build includes Version 6.0.5 represents the most recent point the developer has taken the app to, and it is the single release offered through this listing. Because it carries the package name com.monbuilding.app.pacific, an update path from an earlier installation of the same app should be recognised by your device without needing a fresh setup. Storage planning before installing The download weighs in at 87.6 MB, which puts it in the mid-sized range for a mobile app. That figure is the file itself, so it is worth leaving a little breathing room on your handset for the unpacked installation and everyday working data. Phones with generous internal storage will not notice it, while tighter devices should clear a bit of space first. Which phones can run it The build requires Android 11.0+ or newer. If your handset already runs that baseline or any newer system, you are in the clear; devices sitting below it will not be able to install the app at all. Checking your system version in the phone settings before downloading saves an unnecessary attempt. Category and content guidance Pacific sits in the social category, so expect communication-oriented features rather than tools, games or media utilities. One thing worth noting: the content rating for this app is listed as unknown, meaning the listing gives no age classification to guide parents or younger users. Anyone installing it for a shared or supervised device should keep that in mind.