Separate release record

Dream11 APP: Full, Lite, or another product?

The source at dream11app.live lists Full and Lite v3.12.1. We downloaded both and read their Android manifests on 13 November 2026. They are that site’s information packages, separate from Sporta’s Dream11.

Compare the two measured Android records

Both files declare version 3.12.1, code 3012001, minimum SDK 24 (Android 7.0) and target SDK 36. They have different package IDs, so Full and Lite are separate installations. Lite is 8 bytes larger in this snapshot; its name is not evidence of a smaller file or lower memory usage.

Downloaded 13 November 2026; observation date, not release date
FieldFullLite
Packagecom.dream11app.devcom.dream11app.lite
Version / code3.12.1 / 30120013.12.1 / 3012001
Exact bytes1,17,33,4751,17,33,483
File actionDownload Full APK ↗Download Lite APK ↗

Full SHA-256
75b90e6e35a078404c5e5004bb50807aa607ad3794cc168124bbec060a37d96f

Lite SHA-256
b763c90123c813b55d6858790d390fe5c1db895d8ab88904dec7f09f4b01bf06

The values match the Dream11App download record ↗ and the independently measured files. File agreement does not authenticate publisher ownership, signer trust, safety or account access.

Download or update the intended variant

  1. Identify whether you want the Full/Lite information package or Sporta’s app. For the latter use Dream11 provider checks.
  2. For an existing Full/Lite installation, record the installed package/version/code and supported signing path. Switching Full to Lite is not a same-package update.
  3. Choose the matching file action above and wait for a complete transfer. Compare exact bytes and the full digest with the local APK checker using the same variant.
  4. Use Android 7.0+ and sufficient installation workspace. Review installation-source permission, install only the identified file, then disable source permission again.
  5. Confirm the intended package and version in App info and check first launch. If Android reports a conflict, retain the existing app and investigate the specific message.

iPhone, desktop and mixed names

These two records are Android APKs, not native iOS or desktop installers. For reading this site on iPhone follow the Safari browser procedure. A browser icon does not install a Full/Lite APK or establish the same features.

A page elsewhere still naming v3.12.0 is an older secondary observation; it does not override the current source download record and the v3.12.1 file declarations checked here. A future file needs a fresh product-specific record rather than changing the date on this one.

If “Dream Come” led you here, the Come and Dream11 comparison explains why these releases cannot replace the Come APK Game download. Return to Come APK for the decision hub or Come for family identity.