Hero11 on an Android Tablet
The same package installs on a tablet at or above Android 7.0. What differs is screen layout and the fact that you probably also have a phone signed in.
18+ only · v1.13.f675 · 3.14 MB · Android 7.0+
Install is the same
There is one package: com.ofho.fhoy, version 1.13.f675, build 497893, 3.14 MB. A tablet running Android 7.0 or newer installs it exactly as a phone does, with the same permission prompt and the same Play Protect scan.
No tablet-specific file exists, and anything offered as one is not this package.
What the bigger screen changes
- Layout scales from a phone design. Expect generous spacing rather than a redesigned tablet interface.
- The team builder benefits most — more player rows visible at once makes credit trade-offs easier to see.
- Live tables look better and need more bandwidth; a tablet on weak Wi-Fi stutters more visibly than a phone.
- Orientation follows the device; some screens are built for portrait and will letterbox in landscape.
The account rule that matters here
Most tablet users also have the app on a phone. Signing in on the tablet usually ends the phone session, and that is the intended behaviour rather than a fault.
| Task | Phone | Tablet |
|---|---|---|
| Receiving the SMS code | Yes, it is the registered number | Only if the tablet has that SIM |
| Building a squad | Works | Easier — more rows visible |
| Pre-lock alerts | Reliable | Only if the tablet stays awake |
| Paid entries | Pick one device | Pick one device |
Why platform differences are not settings
Package formats are not interchangeable. An APK is Android's container, read by Android's package manager; iOS has no mechanism to open one, and no toggle, profile or helper app changes that. When a page offers to install an Android file on an iPhone, it is either describing something else or it is not describing anything at all.
The practical consequence is better than it sounds. The contest lobby is a web application, so it reaches the same account and the same contests on any modern browser. What an installed app adds is push notification before a lock — valuable if you play regularly, irrelevant if you check fixtures manually.
Framing it that way avoids the trap this topic creates, where a reader on iOS goes looking for a sideload route that does not exist and finds something worse instead.
What this page does not claim
Pages like this are easy to pad with confident-sounding detail. These are the limits of what we can actually tell you about hero11 on android tablet:
- If an official iOS application is released, this page becomes out of date. Until we can measure one, we describe only what exists.
- Browser behaviour differs slightly between iOS Safari and Chrome; Add to Home Screen is the most noticeable difference.
- We cannot vouch for any third-party sideloading service, and we do not link to any.
Other situations
Every page on this site describes the same measured file: package com.ofho.fhoy, version 1.13.f675, build 497893, 3.14 MB (3,288,315 bytes), minimum Android 7.0, checked 22 October 2026. We publish one set of specs because there is one file; the pages differ by situation, not by spec.
Hero11 on Android tablet — questions
Is there a tablet version of the Hero11 APK?
No, there is one package. It installs on tablets running Android 7.0 or newer and scales the phone layout.
Can I use the app on a tablet and a phone?
You can install on both, but signing in on one usually ends the other session. Use one device for paid contests.
Will the SMS code reach my tablet?
Only if the tablet holds the registered SIM. Otherwise the code goes to your phone.
Get the file, then pick a contest
The download button opens the promo page for the Android file. The contest button opens the fantasy lobby, which runs in a browser on any device.
18+ only · Skill-based fantasy · Paid contests excluded in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland and Sikkim
