Contacts Exporter does one job: read every contact stored on your phone and turn it into a plain CSV file, saved locally. No account to create, no cloud sync to trust, nothing left behind in someone else's database. Next time you switch phones โ or ecosystems entirely โ your contacts move with you, not with a login.
For most people, "backing up contacts" quietly means "trusting Google to keep them forever." That's fine right up until you want to leave โ a new phone, a new operating system, a decision to de-Google โ and discover your own address book was never really a file you could just take with you.
Contacts Exporter fixes that by producing the most boring, portable format there is: a CSV. Names, numbers, emails โ one row per contact, readable by literally anything, forever. It's not trying to replace Google Contacts. It's just making sure you don't need it to.
The app never phones home with your address book โ the whole point is that it doesn't have to.
With your permission, the app reads the contacts already stored on your phone โ nothing added, nothing changed.
Every contact becomes a row in a clean CSV file: name, numbers, emails and the rest, laid out plainly.
Save the file locally, back it up wherever you like, or import it straight into your next phone โ with or without Google in the middle.
Real screenshots are going in these three slots as the build lands.
Version pending ยท file goes live once it's uploaded
Google Play and the App Store are on the roadmap. Until then, this installs straight from the APK above โ you'll need to allow installs from outside the Play Store on Android.
Talk to us about a build, or see what else the studio is shipping.