It reads and writes NFC tags — and tells you the truth about what it finds.
Hold a tag to your iPhone and you get the chip type, its unique ID, everything stored on it, and a full memory dump — not just the message, but the capability container, the lock bytes, the configuration pages and the counter. Then write your own, in eighteen different formats.
Eighteen NDEF record formats, staged into a list and written as one message — a link, a vCard and an Android Application Record on the same tag.
Not just the message. The capability container, the static lock bytes, the configuration pages, the read counter and the originality signature.
After writing, the tag is read back and checked against what you sent. A mismatch is reported, not passed off as success.
Export any memory dump as raw binary, annotated hex, or a Flipper Zero .nfc file — the last only for chips we can name that carry a 7-byte UID, because Flipper refuses a file it cannot type.
Every scan and successful write is saved, searchable, and reloadable into the Write tab. Pin a message as a template and it sorts to the top and survives the 200-entry cap.
No account. No sign-in. No analytics. No ads. No third-party code of any kind. Your tag history is a single file on your iPhone and never leaves it unless you export it yourself.
Cannot be read or written. Most building fobs, gym cards, hotel keys and older access badges are Classic, and Apple has never implemented its cipher. No iPhone app can copy them — not this one, not any other.
Android connects from a tap; iPhone shows the network details and stops there. The tag is still written correctly — iOS just won't act on it.
A different radio entirely. The iPhone cannot see them at all, regardless of software.
The iPhone cannot pretend to be a tag. Emulation needs an Apple entitlement granted only to specific commercial programmes.
Tap the card, the booking page opens. No app, no QR code, no typing. The tag that turns a business card into a filled chair — and the reason this app exists inside a company that runs salons.
A Smart Poster pointing at your Google or Yelp listing, with a title so the notification reads properly. One tap on the way out.
Share access without reading a password out loud. Written as a proper Wi-Fi credential record — instant on Android, shown as details on iPhone.
A vCard record, so a tap drops your details straight into their contacts. Stack it with a URL and an Android Application Record on the same chip.
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