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# Device Compatibility

## What devices are supported by the app?

The app is available on both the App Store and Google Play. As follows find more information on device compatibility.

### For iOS devices

The iOS app is compatible with iPhone devices running the operating system from **v13.0** to **v15.0**

### For Android devices

The Android app is compatible with Android devices running the operating system from **v7.0** to **v11.0**.

## Latest stable app version

Find the latest stable version of our application as follows:

* **Build version:** v86
* **Suggestic Application version:** v3.17.0

**Note:** *Refer to the build version if you want to develop your own app based on ours.*

## Recommendations

Even though the application works on any device, for a better UI experience, we strongly recommend using it on compact devices, such as cell phones. Tablets and computers may experience some UI optimization issues.


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