NFC Tools - Pro Edition

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About this app

NFC Tools - Pro Edition unlocks all the possibilities of the app NFC Tools.

Read, write and program tasks on your NFC tags and other compatible NFC chips with a simple and lightweight user interface.

Get access to all the tasks available in NFC Tools without any limitations and unleash the power of your imagination to create fun and useful routines.

NFC Tools - Pro Edition includes additional and exclusive features such as:
- A profile management system to save profiles (records and tasks) and reuse them later.
- Import from existing NFC tags, to edit your records or tasks very quickly.
- Executing tasks without NFC tags, using a shortcut on your home screen.
- Emulate an NFC tag with your records (NDEF) using your device.
- Conditional blocks to create complex actions with conditions.
- More than 200 tasks for infinite combinations.

If you have any problems, don’t hesitate to contact us, we'll be pleased to help you.

Notes:
- An NFC compatible device is required.
- In order to execute tasks, you need the free app: NFC Tasks.

Ratings and reviews

I am new to NFC technology so there is a lot to learn. I downloaded this app as well as Tasker. This app is much easier to use as a beginner. I bought the Pro version and it has so many features that I am excited to explore. So far, I have been able to set up tags to connect to my wifi and to timestamp to my calendar to keep track of when I do daily tasks such as taking meds or walking the dog. My only complaint would be that I would appreciate clearer tutorials that were easier to locate.

Making a text record with Samsung works just fine but when it comes to reading it with a Samsung phone it will confirm it was scanned but it will not show the texts record I scan it with my LG phone and it pops up on the screen with the message written with the Samsung phone. Please fix!

Works great on my Ntag213/215 and mifare classics. Only issue I have is with leaving ndef call/text commands and and reading with a different device, Android/apple. I blame Apple. apple app seperates the number and the message body with an ampersand '&', android seperates it with '?=' I may have that backwards, but the end result is iphone does not scan messages left by android devices, but android will at least scan an apple generated tag and load the phone number with a blank message

What's new

We work hard to provide you with a quality app, but you may run into problems we couldn't anticipate. If so, don't panic, keep calm and feel free to contact us at apps [at] wakdev.com

Release notes : http://release-notes.nfctools.wakdev.com