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Scan and analyze NFC tags with detailed technical information. View memory content, manufacturer data, and protocol specifications. Export scan results to PDF or CSV for documentation and research.
✓Scan ISO15693, ISO14443, ISO7816, and FeliCa tags
✓Read accessible memory blocks
✓Display technical specifications and metadata
✓Export scan results to PDF/CSV
✓Supports multiple tag technologies
✓Scan history with search and filtering
✓VoiceOver accessibility support
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What's New in NFC
1.1.1
January 20, 2026
Added PDF export feature
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FAQ
What types of NFC tags can NFC-RFID Reader scan?
NFC-RFID Reader supports ISO15693, ISO14443, ISO7816, and FeliCa tag types, including popular series like ICODE and MiFare.
Can I export the data I scan with NFC-RFID Reader?
Yes, NFC-RFID Reader allows you to export scan results in PDF and CSV formats, which is useful for documentation and further analysis.
What technical information does NFC-RFID Reader provide?
The app displays manufacturer and model identification data, security status indicators, memory architecture, capacity, and protocol specifications.
Does NFC-RFID Reader have ads?
Yes, NFC-RFID Reader contains advertisements.
What are the limitations of NFC-RFID Reader?
Memory reading capabilities are subject to iOS CoreNFC framework restrictions, and some tag features may be inaccessible due to security policies.
What devices is NFC-RFID Reader compatible with?
NFC-RFID Reader requires an iPhone 7 or later with NFC capability and is designed for iOS devices.
How often is NFC-RFID Reader updated?
The app was last updated on January 20, 2026, with version 1.1.1, indicating regular maintenance and feature additions.
Is NFC-RFID Reader suitable for beginners?
Yes, the app features a clean interface and VoiceOver accessibility support, making it accessible for users new to NFC technology and personal projects.
