This site and the Hero11 app

hero11.club and the Hero11 app do different jobs. Mixing them up is how a download gets treated like a balance, and how a paragraph gets treated like a room.

Two different jobs

This website stores the Android file and the notes you are reading. The app stores the account, the side, the room, and any result. The homepage is still a page. The account home is still a screen in the product.

• A page can be saved, quoted, or closed without touching a balance.
• An account screen can show a balance this website will never see.
• A button on a page can open the app or the contest. It does not become the app.
• Closing the browser tab does not close the account.

What the website stores

The files on hero11.club are the whole product of the website. The list is short on purpose.

• The measured Android package, 3,288,315 bytes, version name 1.13.f675.
• The homepage table that records that measurement.
• Notes about how a cricket contest is shaped.
• A support link that leaves the host.
• Public comments already written under some articles.
• No password list, no balance, and no contest entry.

What the app stores

After you install the package, or open the contest page, the product keeps the things this website refuses to keep.

• The sign-in, if the account already exists.
• The registration, if you create an account there.
• The side you build for a fixture.
• The room you join, with its entry and its lock.
• The result after the match, if the account shows one.
• Any payment state, which stays on that screen.

Sign-in lives on the account screen

The sign-in page on this site only tells you the page cannot see the password. The actual sign-in is the app's control. Repeating the password in a browser article would not move it into the account.

• Use the mobile number that created the account.
• Request a code only on the account screen.
• Do not paste that code into a comment.
• Wait for the account home before you talk about a contest.

The contest card lives in the app

Entry, spots, and lock time are card fields. This website can name the fields. It cannot read today's values. The download page gets you the file. It does not open the card.

• Open a fixture the app is actually listing.
• Read the entry on that card, not from memory of a table row.
• Read the spots before you assume the room has room.
• Read the lock time before you assume you can still edit.

Money stays inside the account

Paying in and taking money out happen on the account screen. hero11.club does not list payment brands and does not move the funds. A sentence about money is not a transaction.

• The homepage bonus row is a label in a table, not a transfer from this website.
• A pending payment is visible, if at all, inside the account.
• This page will not invent a processing time.
• Support is the person to ask, with that screen open.

This page cannot see your room

If you describe a room in a comment, the website still has not joined it. The app is the only place the entry exists. Quoting hero11.club at the card does not edit the card.

• The website cannot swap your captain.
• The website cannot add a spot.
• The website cannot reverse a lock.

The measured file versus a later build

Today's measured copy is 3,288,315 bytes and version name 1.13.f675. A later file at the same link can differ. The table is updated when a new copy is measured, not when a comment says it should be.

• Compare the saved length before you install.
• Do not call 1.13.f675 the last version name.
• Do not treat a different length as the same build with a new sticker.
• This split between site and app does not change if the file is replaced. The site would still be files, and the app would still be the account.

Phones that do not install the package

iPhone, iPad, and iPod taps open the contest page instead of saving the Android file. You are then in the product, in the browser, which is still not the same thing as reading this article.

• The contest page can show a card. This article cannot.
• The lack of an install does not invent an Apple package on hero11.club.
• A desktop save still needs an Android phone before it becomes an app.

Support versus the comment box

Hero11 support is a person at a desk on another host. The contact page points there. A comment under this article is neither. The form is not wired to a handler.

• Take a sign-in failure to support with the account screen available.
• Take a pending payment to support the same way.
• Do not put a password in the comment box and call that contact.

Questions about the split

Each answer keeps the website and the app on their own sides of the line.

Does the website hold my balance?

No. A balance, if you have one, is on the account screen in the app.

Does the app live inside this article?

No. The article describes the app. The package and the contest page are how you reach it.

Can I sign in on hero11.club?

No. The sign-in control is in the product. This site has a note about that fact, not the control itself.

Where do I save the Android file?

From the link on this site. The download page is the long version of the save-and-check.

What was measured?

3,288,315 bytes, about 3.1 MB, version name 1.13.f675, for one Hero11 copy.

Will that measurement stay forever?

No. It labels the copy that was checked. A later file needs its own measurement.

Can this page see my contest card?

No. Entry, spots, and lock time are on the card, which this website does not open.

Who applies the captain mark?

The app, after you set the mark on the selection screen. This page does not print a multiple.

Where do payments happen?

Inside the account. Payment brands are not listed on hero11.club.

Is the bonus row a payment?

No. It is a label in the homepage table, not a transfer this website made.

What is a comment for?

Public text already on the page. It is not support and not a password reset.

Where is a person?

At Hero11 support, through the contact route. Not in the HTML file you are reading.

Do Apple phones get a different app from this site?

They get the contest page. They do not get an Apple package from hero11.club.

What should I trust if the article and the card differ?

The card. The article can be closed. The card is the room.

Pages that keep one job each

The homepage keeps the table. The download page keeps the save. The sign-in page keeps the warning that no password is stored here. The contact page keeps the route to support. This page keeps the split itself, so the others do not have to restate it every time.

Use one of them when the question is narrow. Staying on this URL after you already know the split does not open the account.

If you are still unsure which side a fact lives on, ask where you would notice it change. A new byte count shows up in the table on this website. A new balance shows up on the account screen. A new lock time shows up on the card. Those three places do not swap jobs just because a tournament week is busy or because a comment under the article sounds confident.

A limit on the split

Knowing the difference does not make a contest safe, legal for someone under 18, or clear when the card is missing a lock time. Adults only. Stop when the playing side or the lock is unclear.

The website will still be here as files. The app will still be the place the room exists. That is the whole distinction this page is willing to repeat. Close the tab when you have the split, then do the next check on the card or on the saved file, not in another paragraph.