uCreate NFC

Name: uCreate NFC
Rating: 5 (6 reviews)
Author: Identiv, Inc.

6 ratings

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August 29, 2021
February 21, 2023
1.0.4
iOS 14.1+
4+
free
7.58MB
iPhone, iPod
a month ago
English

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Identiv, Inc.

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This app simplifies NFC application development by allowing users to program NFC tags. It enables developers to read and write basic commands, store NDEF messages with URI records, and test NFC-enabled applications.

✓Program NFC tags

✓Read/write basic NFC commands

✓Store/read NDEF messages with URI records

✓Develop, prototype, and test NFC apps

✓Supports NFC Forum tag types 2, 4, and 5

✓Includes SDK and documentation

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What's New in uCreate NFC

1.0.4

February 21, 2023

* Show app version on main screen * Support NTAG 224 DNA ST ( Mutual authentication, Set AES Key) * Support NTAG 223 DNA SD (Set normal/double capacitance range, read TT Status, Calibrate Tag with formula) * Support Write/Read Text record for NFC Type 4

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Super easy

Love this app - this offering provides lots of guidance for new developers to dive into NFC technology. 5 stars!!

catn703

5 years ago

So easy to use !! Awesomeness

Really great app, I was reading tags within seconds and writing tags in minutes, love it

NFC Mark

5 years ago

Great app

Fantastic App. User friendly and accurate. Highly recommend. Fantastic service too.

sicoempire

5 years ago

Cleanest, easiest to use NFC app ever

UCreate is the easiest NFC reading and programming app I've seen. I've got a half-dozen NFC reader/data write apps, this is the most consistently reliable, compatible and easiest to use. The UI is clean and straightforward, making it fast and easy to use for the huge - and growing - range of NFC devices.

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