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The 7 best personal CRMs for Android in 2026 — honestly ranked

Let's say it up front, because this is exactly what this page is for: a large part of the personal-CRM category simply does not exist for you as an Android user. Queue is iPhone-only, Cardhop runs on Apple platforms only, Hippo is iOS-only, and the once-loved Garden never shipped on Android (and hasn't been maintained for years anyway). Search for "best personal CRM" and you'll read plenty of recommendations you literally cannot install on your phone. The good news: the field that remains is smaller but serious — and a few vendors treat Android as a first-class platform rather than an afterthought webview. We ranked seven options with real prices (verified 10 June 2026) and a clear note on where our own product wins and where it doesn't.

How we ranked — and our bias

Full disclosure: Endearist is our own product — we say plainly where it wins and where others beat it. We ranked by Android fit: a native app rather than a webview or PWA, feature parity with iOS, offline capability — plus data ownership, exit options, and 3-year total cost. Apple-only apps (Queue, Cardhop, Hippo) are deliberately absent rather than listed with asterisks. All prices were checked against public pricing pages on 10 June 2026. No affiliate links, no paid placements — every entry lists at least one real drawback, our own first.

  1. Endearist

    Our product

    Best for: Android users who refuse the second-class version

    Strengths

    • Native Android app (Flutter, not a webview) with full feature parity to iOS — far from a given in this category
    • Fully offline: your phone is the primary store, sync is optional and end-to-end encrypted (AES-256-GCM)
    • Share-sheet capture from any app — a message, photo, or link lands as a moment on the right contact
    • Pro Lifetime for €69 once plus a free tier; desktop apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux included

    Weaknesses

    • The free tier caps at 25 contacts — beyond that you pay (once or monthly)
    • No email sync, no LinkedIn sync, and no team features — deliberately a single-person tool
    • Cloud AI is metered (~250 or ~600 actions/month) — unlimited only with your own API key

    Pricing: Free up to 25 contacts. Pro Lifetime €69 once, Pro Cloud Light €4.99/mo, Pro Cloud €9.99/mo.

    Android parity was a founding decision at Endearist, not a retrofit: the same features as iOS, on the same day, built natively. Add what nobody else on this list combines — local-first storage, E2E sync through your own cloud, and a lifetime option instead of a forever subscription. If your life runs on email and LinkedIn, Dex or Cloze further down are the better shape.

    Website →

  2. Covve

    Best for: Frequent networkers capturing contacts on the go

    Strengths

    • A genuinely native Android app — mobile is the primary surface here, not an appendage
    • Fastest business-card OCR in the category plus news alerts on tracked contacts
    • Fairly priced (Pro at €4.99/mo) and an EU company headquartered in Cyprus

    Weaknesses

    • Mobile-only — no desktop client if you want to work at a computer
    • Cloud-mandatory: contacts sync to Covve's servers so the news engine can run
    • Shallow contact model — optimized for capture, not for relationship depth over years

    Pricing: Free tier (limited scans). Pro €4.99/month.

    Covve has always treated Android as a first-class platform — that alone lifts it above half the category. Scan the card, get the alert, reach out: as a capture tool for professional acquaintances, it's the most direct stand-in for all the Apple-only apps you can't install. For deep personal relationships, the model stays too shallow.

    Website → Read the full comparison →

  3. Dex

    Best for: Recruiters, BD, and VC folks whose contact list is the work product

    Strengths

    • Native Android app plus web and macOS — you're not chained to the phone
    • LinkedIn auto-sync and a Chrome extension: job changes land in the record automatically
    • Two-way Google Calendar sync and meeting summaries

    Weaknesses

    • US-hosted (AWS) with OpenAI-based AI on Dex's servers — sensitive notes don't stay with you
    • At $12/mo (Premium) or $20/mo (Professional), the priciest subscription on this list, with no lifetime
    • Networking-shaped: no fields for how-we-met, pets, or personal relationship depth

    Pricing: Free tier. Premium $12/mo, Professional $20/mo. No lifetime.

    For professional networking on Android, Dex is the clear recommendation: native app, LinkedIn sync, calendar integration — nobody else here offers that combination. For personal life it's the wrong shape, and your notes live in a US cloud wired to OpenAI. If you want both, run two tracks: Dex for the network, a personal CRM for the people who stay.

    Website → Read the full comparison →

  4. Monica

    Best for: Self-hosters who never want to depend on a vendor

    Strengths

    • Genuinely free when self-hosted — AGPL v3, public GitHub, around since 2017
    • The broadest feature surface in the category: activity log, gift tracker, debts, relationship graph
    • Platform-neutral by definition: your Android phone's browser is as good as anyone else's

    Weaknesses

    • No native Android app — mobile is a web view of the Laravel app, with no offline mode or share sheet
    • Self-hosting means maintaining a PHP/Laravel stack with MySQL — not a casual commitment
    • No reminder engine at the level of the mobile apps on this list

    Pricing: Self-hosted free. Monica Cloud $9/mo or $99/yr.

    Monica sidesteps the Android question rather than answering it: there's no native app, but the browser is enough — and self-hosters are forever independent of vendor whims and app-store politics. As a daily phone companion, though, the web view feels noticeably clunkier than anything native above it.

    Website → Read the full comparison →

  5. Cloze

    Best for: People whose life genuinely runs on email and calendar

    Strengths

    • Native Android app plus macOS, Windows, and web — among the broadest platform coverage here
    • Deepest integration in the category: two-way email, calendar, LinkedIn, and more flow in automatically
    • AI follow-up suggestions backed by a decade-plus of product maturity

    Weaknesses

    • The Android app is native but visibly less prioritised than iOS
    • Cloud-only on US servers — Cloze reads your inboxes to power its AI
    • At $17/mo (Pro), permanently expensive; no free tier, no lifetime

    Pricing: Pro $17/mo. Business Silver $29/mo. No free tier, no lifetime.

    If your life genuinely runs on email and calendar and a US-hosted AI in your inbox doesn't bother you, Cloze is hard to beat — nobody else here matches its auto-aggregation. On Android, though, you'll notice iOS comes first, and $17/mo indefinitely is a price you have to want.

    Website → Read the full comparison →

  6. Contacts+

    Best for: People with five address books that disagree with each other

    Strengths

    • Native Android and iOS apps plus a web app — sync and backup across multiple accounts (5 on Premium)
    • Merging, deduplication, and the business-card scanner are genuinely useful

    Weaknesses

    • Not a relationship tool: no cadence reminders, no journal, no life events — address-book fields only
    • Cloud sync is the product: the server holds plaintext so merge and dedup can work
    • Since the 2021 acquisition, more a sync utility than a product with a roadmap

    Pricing: Free tier. Premium $9.99/mo (or $99.99/yr). No lifetime.

    Strictly speaking, Contacts+ is not a personal CRM — it's here because on Android it's the best tool for the prerequisite problem: five address books that disagree. Clean up first, then import into a real relationship tool further up this page. As a long-term home for relationship upkeep, it isn't meant for that and isn't suited to it.

    Website → Read the full comparison →

Frequently asked questions

Does Queue have an Android app?
No. Queue is iPhone-only — there is no Android version and no desktop client. If you want the Queue feeling (a queue of people, gentle reminders) on Android, Endearist or Covve come closest.
Does Cardhop work on Android?
No. Flexibits' Cardhop exists only on Apple platforms — iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, and Mac. There is no Android version and no web app. On Android, Contacts+ covers the address-book side best.
Does Mesh have an Android app?
No. Mesh (formerly Clay) runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, and the web — but ships no Android app. Android users wanting a polished native personal CRM are best served by Endearist, Covve, or Dex; Monica works in any mobile browser.
Which personal CRM runs on Android and on the desktop?
Endearist covers the full span natively: Android, iPhone, Mac, Windows, and Linux, with your data stored locally on each device. Covve and Dex pair native Android apps with web desktops. Mesh, Queue, Cardhop, and Hippo skip Android entirely.

Prices and availability verified: 2026-06-10

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