CallRecap Connect is the free companion app required to record all your calls correctly — including VoIP apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, and more — with optimal audio quality.
Modern Android has strict security rules. Connect unlocks CallRecap's full potential.
VoIP apps handle audio differently than regular phone calls. Connect captures audio from these apps seamlessly — so every important conversation gets its summary, action items, and reminders.
Android limits what regular apps can record during phone calls. Connect uses a special permission to capture clearer audio, including both sides of the conversation on most devices.
Once set up, Connect runs silently in the background. You never need to open it or do anything — just make and receive calls like you always do.
Connect uses almost no battery or storage. It only activates for a moment when a call starts and goes back to sleep instantly when it ends.
Connect uses Android's Accessibility Service only for your calls. Here's exactly what it does — and what it doesn't.
Recognises when a supported call screen (WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Signal…) opens or closes, so recording starts and stops at the right moment. It also reads the contact name shown on that screen so your recording is labelled correctly.
Beyond the call screen, Connect does not read your messages, does not capture what you type, does not read your saved passwords or content in other apps, and does not read your stored contacts list. It has no internet access of its own and only communicates with the main CallRecap app on your own device.
You enable the Accessibility Service yourself in Android Settings, with a system dialog that explains what enabling it means. You can revoke it at any time from the same place. If you do, VoIP recording stops — manual recording, transcription, AI analyses and your existing data continue to work.
For the full legal description, see our Terms (§2.1–2.2) and Privacy Policy.
Quick, one-time setup. After this, everything is automatic.
Tap the download button below. Your browser will download a small file (under 10 MB). Open it to install.
Your phone may ask you to allow installing apps from your browser. This is a standard Android setting — tap Allow and proceed.
When Connect opens, it will ask for microphone and phone permissions. These are needed to detect and record calls. Tap Allow for each one.
This is the key step. Connect needs this permission to detect when calls start in any app (WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.) and capture the audio. Follow the on-screen guide to enable it in your phone's settings.
Go back to CallRecap. You'll see a green checkmark in Settings confirming Connect is active. From now on, every call is automatically recorded, transcribed, and analyzed.
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Go to callrecap.app/connector on your phone and tap Download Connect. When the download finishes, tap Open.
Your phone may say it can't install apps from this source. Tap Settings.
Turn on the Allow from this source toggle for your browser (e.g. Chrome).
Now you'll see the install prompt. Tap Install.
Connect opens with a welcome screen. Tap Get Started.
Tap Grant Permissions. The app needs Microphone, Phone, and Contacts to record and identify calls.
For each permission dialog, tap While using the app or Allow.
Tap Disable Optimization so Android doesn't kill Connect in the background.
In the system dialog, tap Allow.
This keeps Connect running reliably
Connect shows the Accessibility step. Tap Open Accessibility Settings.
In Android settings, tap Installed apps.
Tap CallRecapConnect — even though it's greyed out. This is a required action. Android shows "Controlled by restricted settings" on Android 13+, which is expected.
An "Access denied" dialog appears — this is expected. Tap Close. This action unlocks the Allow Restricted Settings option you'll need in the next step.
Press the Back button to return to Connect.
The next step will unlock this restriction
Connect shows the Restricted Settings step. Tap Open App Info.
On the App Info page, tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top right corner.
Tap Allow restricted settings. You may need to confirm with your PIN or fingerprint.
You'll see a confirmation: "Restricted settings are allowed". Press Back to return to Connect.
Your phone may ask for PIN/fingerprint
Connect now shows Activate Accessibility (3/3). Tap Open Accessibility Settings. This time it won't be blocked!
Tap Installed apps again.
Now CallRecapConnect shows as "Disabled" instead of "Restricted". Tap on it.
Tap the toggle to turn it ON. Confirm when prompted.
The toggle now says Enabled. Press Back to go back.
The Accessibility page now shows "1 of 7 apps in use". Press Back again to return to Connect.
Back in Connect, the badge now says Enabled (green). Tap Next.
You'll see a green checkmark and a summary of all permissions granted. Tap Open CallRecap and you're ready to go!
Connect works silently in the background. You never need to open it again.
Download CallRecap Connect and get the complete CallRecap experience — summaries, tasks, and reminders from all your calls.
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