XBRecipeWriter

XBRecipeWriter

XBloom recipe card writer

1 ratings
1 review
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 2, 2025
  • January 3, 2025

Features

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About

This application allows users to rewrite XBloom NFC cards and pods. It supports reading NFC tags directly or importing recipes via share links. Note that certain recipe functionalities may not be supported by NFC tags.

โœ“Rewrite XBloom NFC cards and pods
โœ“Read NFC tags
โœ“Import recipes via share links
โœ“Adjust volume and ratio for coffee
โœ“Access help information via '?' icons
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What's New in XBRecipeWriter

1.0.5

January 3, 2025

User reviews

Unable to contact support, cards do not load to xBloom machine

The "App Support" email address bounces. Here is what I attempted to email to the support team. Unless I can get it working, I have to give it a "non-functional" 1-star review. That said, I would rather be helpful and fix the issue.

I love the [idea of] the app. I have a small coffee Roastery and we want to sell xBloom pods. We have xBloom machines and have also sold a few to some of our customers. We have the RFID card materials. However, because we have Mac computers I was unable to install the xBloom supplied or RFID card writer software (Windows exe files). I found this app online, installed it, imported a recipe, loaded a card, and everything looked great!

However, after creating our first sample card, it does not appear to load onto the device. I noticed that the XID field is missing and donโ€™t see any way to find that. Help! Is there something we need to do when saving the recipe that we are building to ensure that it gets populated or approved with an XID number? The share link from the xBloom app after creating a new recipe pulls up just fine online. Thanks!
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FAQ

What is XBRecipeWriter used for?

XBRecipeWriter is used to rewrite XBloom NFC cards and pods. It allows you to read existing NFC tags or import new recipes to customize your XBloom device.

Does XBRecipeWriter work with any NFC tag?

No, XBRecipeWriter specifically works with original NFC tags contained in XBloom cards or pods. It is designed to interact with the XBloom ecosystem.

Can I import recipes into XBRecipeWriter?

Yes, you can import recipes by opening an XBloom share link in your mobile browser, selecting the share button, and then choosing the XBRecipeWriter app.

What recipe functionalities are not supported by NFC tags in XBRecipeWriter?

Certain functionalities like setting 1/2 ratios (e.g., 0.5) or turning off the grinder are not supported when using NFC tags. The app makes adjustments assuming a 15G coffee base.

How does XBRecipeWriter handle coffee ratios and volumes?

The app automatically makes volume and ratio adjustments because the NFC tags are assumed to contain 15G of coffee. You can find more details by clicking the '?' next to Machine Ratio and Total Volume.

Is XBRecipeWriter available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, XBRecipeWriter is supported on iPhones and iPods. Compatibility with Android devices is not specified.

How often is XBRecipeWriter updated?

XBRecipeWriter was last updated on January 3, 2025, with version 1.0.5. This indicates recent development and potential for future updates.

Does XBRecipeWriter contain advertisements?

No, XBRecipeWriter does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.