CE5 Contact

Review by eFreeware

CE5 Contact is an Android app from Sirius Technology Advanced Research that sets out to teach peaceful contact with extraterrestrial civilizations. It is an education title rather than a game, it costs $9.99, and it carries no ads and no in-app purchases. The material is built on the CE5 protocols associated with Dr. Steven Greer, whose background in UFO and extraterrestrial research the developer leans on heavily.

The reason to consider it is straightforward. Instead of scattered videos and forum posts, you get one place that holds the training material, an overview of the subject, a step-by-step walkthrough of the process itself, an equipment list, and a library of video, images, audio samples and meditations. There is also a networking side for finding and messaging other people who share the interest.

What stands out to me is the attempt to cover both halves of the practice: the preparation and the people. A subject like this tends to live in disconnected corners of the internet, and an app that gathers the instruction and the community in one place is a tidier proposition than assembling it yourself.

The reader this app was written for

This is for someone who already takes the subject seriously and wants a structured way in. If you have read about CE5 protocols and want the material laid out in order, with the equipment and the meditations alongside it, the app is built for exactly that. The developer's framing of Dr. Greer as one of the foremost authorities on the subject tells you which tradition the content follows.

It also suits people who would rather not practice alone. The networking features let you find nearby people who share an interest in making contact, and send them messages. For anyone whose interest is currently private reading, that social layer is the part that changes the experience.

The price shapes the audience too. At $9.99 with no ads and no purchases inside, this is a paid commitment rather than something you sample on a whim. It is positioned as official training material, so the expectation is that you work through it rather than browse.

The subject matter itself is the filter. This is a focused app about one practice, taught from one point of view, and it does not pretend to survey the wider field of ideas about extraterrestrial life. Readers who want that broader survey are looking at a different sort of product.

Learning the protocols

The core is the training material. There is a CE5 Guide that gives an overview of the topics surrounding CE5, and a CE5 Process that walks you through the aspects of initiating contact step by step. Between them you get the background and the sequence, which is a sensible split: read first, then follow along when you are ready to act.

The developer describes the training materials as official and ties them to Dr. Greer, which is the app's central claim and the main thing you are paying for. Whether that authority matters to you depends on how you already regard his work. For a reader who follows it, having the material organized in an app rather than spread across recordings and documents is the practical benefit.

Supporting that, there is a comprehensive equipment list, so the preparation side is covered rather than assumed. The library adds video, images, audio samples and meditations, which gives the process something to draw on beyond written instruction. Meditations in particular are the sort of thing you would want close at hand rather than hunted down each time.

The library, the process and the networking layer

Video, images, audio samples and meditations sit in one place, and from version 2.0 onward you can manually download tones and meditations so they are stored on the device. Combined with offline mode for the CE5 Process section and local storage of pages you have already visited or content you have already played or downloaded, that makes the app usable in the situations where this kind of work tends to happen.

That offline arrangement is worth understanding before you buy, because it is partial rather than total. The developer notes that sign-up and profile editing, networking and messaging all need an active internet connection. So the instruction side can travel with you, while the community side cannot. If meeting and messaging others is the feature you care about most, plan around being online.

The networking functionality is what turns a set of training material into something closer to a group activity. You can find people in your area with the same interest and message them. For anyone who has struggled to find others nearby, that is likely to be the most immediately useful part of the app.

The app has been on Google Play since March 2020 and was updated in August 2026 with compatibility updates, so it is being kept working on current Android versions. It sits at a 4.0 average from 1,356 ratings across more than 100,000 installs, which is a reasonable signal for a paid niche title.

What the $9.99 covers

The cost is a one-time $9.99. There are no ads, and the app does not offer in-app purchases, so nothing inside it is gated behind a further payment. That is a clean arrangement for this kind of product: you decide once whether the material is worth the money, and the app does not keep asking.

The whole package, the guide, the process, the equipment list, the library and the networking features, comes with the purchase.

The comparison that matters is not with other apps so much as with the free material that exists around this subject. Videos, recordings and documents circulate widely at no cost. What you are paying for here is the organization, the official framing, and the convenience of having the process and the library in one place on your phone, with the networking layer attached.

Alternatives in the same territory

What it will not give you is the CE5 framework, the equipment list, or the step-by-step process tied to Dr. Greer's protocols.

The value here is that the two sit in the same app, so the material and the people are not in separate places.

And if your interest in extraterrestrial contact is broad and skeptical rather than committed to one method, a documentary or a general reference work will serve you better. This app teaches one approach from one source, and it is priced as a course rather than a sampler.

A considered purchase for the already committed

CE5 Contact is a well-defined product: instruction, a process, a library and a way to find others, all in one paid app with no ads and nothing else to buy.

I would point it at readers who already follow Dr. Greer's work or want a structured introduction to the CE5 protocols, and who would use the networking side to find others nearby. The offline handling of the process and the downloadable tones and meditations make it practical for the outdoor settings the practice implies, as long as you accept that sign-up, messaging and networking need a connection.

If you are curious about the subject in a general way, or you want a meditation library rather than a specific method, the $9.99 is hard to justify before you have decided the approach is for you. For the reader who has decided, this is a tidy way to carry the whole thing around.

What's new in version 2.1.2

Compatibility updates