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Moving from Call Recorder Automatic to CallVault

A call recorder from Tap AI with caller ID and an ignore list. Facts about it come from its own page, last checked 7 November 2026. Prices and the wider comparison are on the CallVault site.

Should you move?​

Stay on Call Recorder Automatic if one of these is you:

  • You want to install from Google Play and have caller ID in the same app.

Move if these matter more:

  • No ads, on any plan.
  • A web library for your backed-up recordings.
  • Import from another recorder’s folder.

How do you move?​

  1. Install CallVault and record one real call. Play it back before you change anything else. What CallVault hears depends on your phone.
  2. Keep Call Recorder Automatic's recordings where they are until that test call sounds right.
  3. To bring old recordings across, point CallVault at the folder they're in. CallVault reads those files and never changes them. It's built around phone makers' recorders and BCR-compatible ones, and we haven't tested Call Recorder Automatic's files, so try one first.

How do they differ?​

What it doesCallVaultCall Recorder Automatic
Records phone calls on AndroidYesYes (source)
Starts recording by itselfYesYes (source)
Records WhatsApp and other internet callsNoNot stated on their site
The other person is clear without the speakerPartlyNot stated on their site
Announces the recording on the callNoNot stated on their site
Works without rooting the phoneYesNot stated on their site
Installs from Google PlayNoYes (source)
Says recordings stay on the phoneYesNot stated on their site
Copies recordings off the phoneYesYes (source)
Plays recordings in a web libraryYesNot stated on their site
Imports recordings other apps madeYesNot stated on their site
Writes a transcript of the callNoNot stated on their site
Shows no adsYesNo (source)
Open sourceNoNot stated on their site