Contacts Backup & Restore Data APK for Android

Backup app for contact data

Contacts Backup & Restore Data is a free backup utility for mobile devices by developer MKK Games. It is a tool to help users create a backup of all the existing contact information on their smartphones. They have the option to compile them into a single file or upload it to the cloud for easy access.

Similar to other solutions like Contact Backup and Restore or Contacts Backup - Contact Transfer & Recovery, Contacts Backup & Restore Data makes it easy for anyone to create a backup of their contact directory using a simple but effective user interface.

Vital contact information

Saving contact information on someone to your devices is a fairly straightforward process that just takes a couple of minutes. Your directory can reach hundreds of names, and it can be a daunting task to backup it up, especially when you're switching to a new device. This is where backup and recovery solutions like Contacts Backup & Restore Data come in to help.

Contacts Backup & Restore Data boasts a simple UI that starts with Create Back Up, which will scan your devices for contacts and create a backup for them. Once finished, you can compile them to a single .vcf file or upload them directly to the cloud, while Restore will recover everything back, handy when switching to a new smartphone. You can even enable contact sync to keep your list updated.

What's more, you can also share your contact list with others by using the aforementioned .vcf file, generating a QR Code for scanning, or directly sharing it to various messaging platforms and services. With all that being said, though, most smartphones nowadays have built-in contact backup functionality already. You can even link your list to your Gmail account, which is pretty much ubiquitous everywhere at this point.

Good but redundant

All in all, Contacts Backup & Restore Data is a good backup utility for your contacts. It's easy to use and offers plenty of options on how to handle your contact list. However, it does feel a bit redundant given that most smartphones have this feature built in already. All the same, if you're looking for this kind of app, it's worth checking out.