Great
A. The ability to add a photo to business card.
B. The ability to name the business card with the person's name in history. This would be really useful if you are creating multiple tags for employees.
If it had these features would definitely be a 5 star.
Good but can be better
Update: also need a notes entry option
works fantastic very easy to write
Please guide if such feature is there
Hi
Fast rages
Needs internet connection and does not allow for country codes
No able to read card
It worked for 1 hr
So simple!
Tried the rest then found the best!
One of the comments in the feed mention how you can make them yourself for pennies rather than the hefty price tag the advertisers were asking.
So onto Amazon I went and ordered 10 x NFC 215 universal cards for for the price of a coffee.
I downloaded and tried several apps without success writing to the cards and they all had a very ‘clunky’ user interface.
Hence I gave up……
…..A few weeks later and not to be beaten I tried again and downloaded this app ‘Business Cards NFC’.
I proceeded to enter my contact information into the very simple to use interface and then pressed ‘Write’……..Success!! 🙏🏻 I had effortlessly produced my first ‘digital’ business card without the hefty price tag and with ease and best of all the app is free!
Traditional business cards are now a thing of the past for me as a simple tap on the back of someone’s phone and they have all my contact information ready to save to there phone contacts.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A worthy 5 stars for the developer.
Extremely useful
It works… But…
More fields will make this app the go to for the writing of business cards!
Worst NFC App ever.
If you buy the app to make NFC cards to be read on other iPhones then this app is absolutely useless.
Don’t waste your money and time on this.
Response from developer
I am sorry to hear the application is not suitable for you, but I must say that the application will write an url on the nfc card which is readable by all iPhones X or higher. On iPhone 8 you need to open the native NFC reader from the control center. So then it works. It’s just Apple standard behavior, nothing we can change about this.
