Best personal CRM for Android (2026)

If you meet people for work, start with LifeLong Network: relationship intelligence on your phone that helps turn conversations into closed deals. For other jobs there are strong picks too. To keep a large existing network warm from LinkedIn and email, Dex. For automatic profiles across your accounts, Mesh. For logging every email and call, especially in real estate, Cloze. For scanning cards and badges at events, Covve. For a small team sharing one CRM, Folk. For a tidy, synced address book, Contacts+.

Transparency: this list is maintained by LifeLong Network. We have tried to represent each tool fairly, including what each one does best. Prices are from each vendor’s own site, and Android details from each app’s Google Play listing, as of November 2, 2026.

At a glance

The apps, by use case

1. LifeLong Network: best for turning the people you meet into business

LifeLong Network is relationship intelligence that helps people who meet a lot of people for work turn conversations into closed deals. Say a few seconds about someone you just met, and it builds a profile with what they care about, where you met and what you promised. Then it tells you who to follow up with and briefs you before you see them again, so you walk in as the person who remembered. It runs on Android, iOS and the web, with no inbox or social scraping. Built this way on purpose: outreach and pipelines stay in your CRM, and LifeLong sends your best relationships to Salesforce, HubSpot or Pipedrive in one step. Price: a free plan for up to 25 people and a 30-day Pro trial with no credit card. Basic is $59.99 a year at the early-bird price on the web, open until December 31, 2026 or 10,000 subscribers; in the Android app, plans start at $15.99 a month. Pricing

2. Dex: best for keeping an existing network warm

Dex is a personal CRM that pulls in your people from LinkedIn, email and calendar, keeps job titles current, and reminds you to reconnect on a cadence you set. It runs on Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, the web and as a Chrome extension, and lists pre-meeting briefs on its homepage. Limitation: there is no free plan, and the 6-day trial asks for a credit card up front. Price: Premium is $12 a month billed yearly ($144 a year), $16 quarterly or $20 monthly; Professional is $20 a month billed yearly ($240 a year). LifeLong Network vs Dex

3. Mesh: best for automatic profiles across your accounts

Mesh, formerly Clay and now made by Automattic, brings together everyone you have met into profiles that keep themselves up to date, drawing on accounts such as LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Instagram and X, with an AI assistant called Nexus for questions about your network. The Android app launched in August 2026. Limitation: the free Personal plan asks for a credit card, and the vendor’s pricing page does not state the yearly price of Pro. Price: Personal is free for up to 1,000 contacts; Pro is $10 a month, with a 14-day trial. LifeLong Network vs Mesh

4. Cloze: best for logging every email and call

Cloze builds each contact’s history automatically from your email, calendar and calls, and nudges you to reconnect. It is a mature product with a 4.4 rating from about 1,600 Google Play reviews. Limitation: as of November 2026 its homepage is aimed at real estate brokerages, and its Android app was last updated on May 17, 2026. Price: a free plan for contact management and email after a 14-day trial; Pro is $17 a month billed yearly ($204 a year) or $19.99 monthly. LifeLong Network vs Cloze

5. Covve: best for business cards and event badges

Covve scans unlimited business cards and QR codes into your contacts and exports to your phone or Excel; Pro adds event badge scanning. Limitation: there is no free plan, and it captures contact details rather than the conversation. Price: Essential is $119 a year or $12 a month; Pro is $199 a year or $20 a month, and annual plans can be tried free for 14 days. LifeLong Network vs Covve

6. Folk: best for a small team sharing one CRM

Folk is a relationship CRM for small teams. Its mobile app, Contacts by folk, is on Google Play and adds contacts from business cards, with talk-to-text notes. In October 2026 Folk added call recording in beta and features for field sales. Limitation: it is priced per seat and its pricing page lists no free plan, so it is more than one person usually needs. Price: Standard is $24 a month per member billed yearly ($288 a year) or $30 monthly, after a two-week trial with no card. LifeLong Network vs Folk

7. Contacts+: best for a clean, synced address book

Contacts+ (ContactsPlus) calls itself an AI-powered contact manager. It keeps one address book across Google, iCloud and Outlook, merges duplicates with a review step, and adds notes, tags and follow-up reminders. It has 10M+ installs on Google Play. Limitation: it is an address book first, so it does not keep what you talked about. Price: free for up to 1,000 contacts with no credit card; Premium is $9.99 a month billed yearly ($119.88 a year) or $13.99 monthly, with 25,000 contacts and 100 card scans a month.

How to choose

• You meet new people for work and want more of them to turn into business: LifeLong Network.
• Your people already live in LinkedIn and email: Dex.
• You want profiles that build themselves from your accounts: Mesh.
• You want every email and call logged, or you sell real estate: Cloze.
• You collect cards and badges at events: Covve.
• Your team needs one shared CRM: Folk.
• You want a free, tidy address book across Google, iCloud and Outlook: Contacts+.

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