About VPSys
VPSys is an education-focused application released by ConcordSoft and identified on the package manifest as com.jku.universitet. It arrives as a single 27.6 MB package, which keeps the download small and the installation straightforward. The most recent build offered here is 1.0.16, published on 2026-05-27.
Positioning And Publishing Details VPSys sits in the education category, so it is grouped with learning and academic utilities rather than games or media tools. ConcordSoft is listed as the developer, and the underlying package identifier points to a university-associated naming scheme. Anyone managing installed apps, backups, or device administration will recognise the app by that package name rather than by the display name alone.
Device Compatibility The build requires Android 5.0+ or newer. Devices running that baseline or anything above it are the intended target, while handsets below the threshold should be treated as unsupported. Because the app is delivered as a standard Android package, compatibility otherwise follows whatever the host device supports for this class of education software.
Storage And Installation Footprint The file measures 27.6 MB in total, placing it at the lighter end of Android applications. That size leaves plenty of headroom on devices with limited internal memory and makes the install practical even on older hardware with modest free space. Temporary files created during installation add only briefly to the footprint before the app settles into its normal storage use.
Version And Release Record The current release is version 1.0.16, dated 2026-05-27, and it is the build described throughout this listing. No earlier release details are published here, so no historical comparison is available. The listing also leaves the content rating unclassified, meaning no age guidance has been supplied for this application.
APK Information
- Version
- 1.0.16
- Size
- 27.6 MB
- Android
- 5.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- May 27, 2026
- Package
- com.jku.universitet
- Developer
- ConcordSoft
Features
Education Category
Compact 27.6 MB Build
ConcordSoft App
Frequently Asked Questions
Which devices can run VPSys?
The listing sets a minimum of Android 5.0+, stated once in the compatibility section above, and devices running that level or anything newer are the intended audience. If your handset or tablet is older than that baseline, the app may not install or run correctly. Always check your device's operating system version before installing an education application of this kind.
How much storage space will VPSys take up?
The package itself is 27.6 MB, so that is the space needed for the download. Installation may use additional temporary room while the files are unpacked, after which the app occupies roughly its listed footprint. The size is small enough to be comfortable on devices with limited internal memory, and it can be removed at any time through the standard application settings.
What version of VPSys does this listing provide?
The build supplied here is version 1.0.16, released on 2026-05-27. It is the newest version covered by this listing, and no other releases or earlier versions are described. If you are comparing against an installation you already have, check the version string in your device's application details to confirm which build is currently present.
What kind of app is VPSys and who makes it?
VPSys is classified under the education category, which groups it with learning and academic utilities. It is developed and published by ConcordSoft, and its package name on the device is com.jku.universitet. That package identifier is how the app appears in system menus, backups, and application management screens, so it is useful for locating or identifying the install.
Does this listing give a content rating for VPSys?
No. The content rating for VPSys is listed as unknown, meaning no age classification has been supplied with the details on this page. If an age guide matters to you, for example when installing the app for a younger user, you may need to rely on the app's own information or the classification shown within your device's application details once it is installed.
