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The Real - NFC Voice Tag App

NFC: Read with Sound, Write with Sound

Or:

Voice Guide NFC Tag Reader & Writer

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Audigo is an accessibility-focused app that reads NFC tags and plays them aloud. Simply tap with your finger, and the content stored on the tag will be played back as audio. From museum docents and electronic receipts to personal voice memos, all in one go.

App Description (Max. 4,000 characters)

Audigo — NFC Tags Connecting All the World's Information with "Sound"

Audigo is an accessibility-focused NFC tag reader and writer app designed for the visually impaired and those with low vision.

It instantly converts text, URLs, and guidance information stored on NFC tags into audio and reads them aloud, and can also record the user's voice directly onto the tag.

Key Features

Tag Reading: Hold your phone close to an NFC tag, and it will instantly read the text aloud.

Write with Sound: Speak, and it will convert your voice into text and record it onto the tag. Text: Saves text entered via the keyboard to the NFC tag.

Voice Speed ​​Adjustment: Adjusts listening speed in three levels: Fast, Normal, and Slow.

Replay: Plays the content you just heard one more time.

Read Electronic Receipt: Connects to an NFC-based electronic receipt tag to check receipt details immediately.

Seoul Museum of Crafts Docent Mode

Place your phone against the dedicated NFC tag installed at the Seoul Museum of Crafts, and the artwork's commentary will play instantly in audio. It provides a natural docent experience every time you stand in front of an artwork.

Who is this app for?

Visually impaired / Low vision users

Seniors and those with reading difficulties

Museum and exhibition hall operators

Managers of spaces requiring voice-based information delivery

Electronic receipt service providers such as self-employed individuals, restaurants, and gas stations

Permissions

NFC: Read/write tags

Microphone: Voice recognition to record audio on tags

Internet: Integration with museum artwork description servers

Supported Tags

NTAG213 / 215 / 216

MIFARE Ultralight series

Standard NFC tags in NDEF format

Inquiries

Please send inquiries and feedback to [e-mail].

Your valuable feedback is a great help in refining the app to make it more convenient.

Together with Audigo, we are creating a world where everyone can "hear" information equally.

Keywords (Max. 100 characters)

NFC, Tag, Voice, TTS, Accessibility, Visual Impairment, Low Vision, Docent, Museum, Receipt, Audigo, Voice Recognition, Tag Reader

Together with Audigo, we are creating a world where everyone can "hear" information equally.

Keywords (Max. 100 characters)

NFC, Tag, Voice, TTS, Accessibility, Visual Impairment, Low Vision, Docent, Museum, Receipt, Audigo, Voice Recognition, Tag Reader

Update / What's New (Max. 4,000 characters) — For Initial Release

This is the initial release version.

NFC Tag Reading + Voice Guidance

Write by Voice (Voice → Tag)

Write by Text (Keyboard → Tag)

Integration with Seoul Museum of Crafts Docent

Read NFC Electronic Receipts

Voice Speed ​​Adjustment, Replay Support

Captions next to screenshots (Optional, 1 line per screenshot)

1. "Place your phone against the tag. It will read it aloud immediately."

2. "Write to the NFC tag with your voice."

3. "You can also write easily using the keyboard."

4. "Listen like a docent in front of a museum artwork."

5. "Read comfortably with speed adjustment and replay."

This app reads and writes NFC tags.

To test, you need an NFC tag formatted in NDEF (e.g., NTAG213).

The UI flow of the main screen can be checked even without a tag, and

Some functions may not work in the simulator due to the lack of NFC hardware.

If the review team does not have an NFC test tag, please request one via [e-mail].