RFID NFC Tool
* Mifare Classic 1K & 4K (S50 & S70)
* Mifare Ultralight / Ultralight C / Ultralight EV1 / NTAG series
* some ISO 15693 tags (i.e. NXP ICODE SLI series)
* NFC Type 1 tag
* ISO 14443-4 compliant tags that accept ISO7816-4 format commands
Note: For Mifare Classic tags, you need to know the Key(s) to access the data in each respective sector, otherwise the default key would be assumed. For more information, please look up NXP's Mifare Classic in the internet.
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Reviews (21)
App functions ok I guess. But was built for a VERY old version of Android. Target API is only at KitKat! There's no way I'm going to spend any money on such and old and soon to be crippled app. Please update API.
Amazing. this is the only app I could find that let me write hex directly to a specific address on my s10+
This is the ONLY app I have found that can write to a NXP Mifare Ultralight card!
Never even tried it, it's never been updated since 2014, no point in giving it a go.
Terrible app with a terrible interface.
tag no suppirted with Mx, dc and arduino cards
Rfid tag... Does not read in any mode. Nfc may work but that was not what I wanted it for. Disappointed
Tried to read the RFID keyfob in all modes, but they all failed. Needs a auto detect or raw mode or something.
did what others can't. though i wish there was a way to input a write to multiple ntag pages all at once, instead of manually doing each page.
Not sure why so many 1 stars. This app works perfectly fine on multiple tag types. If you're having an issue - it's you or your tag.
This is exactly what I need. I don't need any of the IAP features, but will be paying for one anyway. Thanks!
Great for changes bits in NTAG memory
What useless crap
Doesnt read any of the NFC tags I try
What is this Man.........????
After few writes it just kills sectors of the cards giving message Authentication Failed
This is one and only tool of its kind.
Use it all the time.
My friend stole money from a credit card using this
NFC tools pro has a better UI, and seems to work better.
In my comprehension of its branded name (app name) "RFID NFC Tool " leads me to assume this application (again based on name)is capable of managing,editing, copying to some legal extent, writing, and or formatting and re-writting of RFID chips or transponders via NFC communications . However it was not the experience I received. The only thing it recognized (by mistake) was my debit cards TapIt))) signal. I could not however get it to read an RFID Chip. Is there something I'm not doing?