How to Set Up Getcaller on Realme Devices (realme UI)
Realme phones run realme UI — the same family of battery and app-management tools used across BBK Electronics devices — which can manage background apps more strictly than stock Android. If Getcaller's caller ID or notifications feel inconsistent on a Realme phone, a few settings changes usually help.
Why extra setup helps
realme UI is designed to save battery by limiting which apps can run, launch automatically, or send notifications in the background. This is useful for battery life, but it can also stop apps like Getcaller from working the way you expect. The steps below tell your phone to treat Getcaller as an exception.
Setting Up Getcaller on Realme (realme UI)
Step 1: Allow Getcaller to auto-start
Open Settings > App Management (or Phone Manager > Permissions), find Getcaller, and open Auto-start (sometimes called Startup Manager). Turn Getcaller's auto-start permission On so it can check for calls even when it isn't open.
Step 2: Allow background battery usage
Go to Settings > Battery > App Battery Management (or Battery Optimization), find Getcaller, and choose "Allow background activity" or turn off battery optimization for the app. Menu names vary slightly by realme UI version.
Step 3: Lock Getcaller in recent apps
Open Getcaller, then open your recent apps view. Find the Getcaller card and tap the lock icon (or long-press the card) if available, so the system doesn't close it when you clear recent apps.
Check notification permissions
Also confirm Settings > Notifications has Getcaller allowed — some models manage notification access separately from battery and autostart settings.
Other Android brands
The same idea — protecting the app from automatic battery cleanup and allowing background activity — applies to other Android manufacturers with similar systems, including Oppo and Vivo (ColorOS/Funtouch/OriginOS, part of the same BBK Electronics family as Realme), Xiaomi (MIUI), Samsung (One UI), and Huawei/Honor (EMUI/HarmonyOS). See our Oppo and Vivo setup guide, Xiaomi and MIUI setup guide, or Samsung setup guide for device-specific steps.
Confirm it's working
After making these changes, use Getcaller normally for a day. If caller ID or notifications still feel inconsistent, double-check each setting above — realme UI updates occasionally reset autostart and battery permissions.
Summary
Realme phones use realme UI battery tools that can limit background apps by default. Enabling auto-start, allowing background/battery activity, and locking Getcaller in recent apps covers the setup most Realme devices need.