Get freedom from your phone’s obvious limitations. Use NFC Tools – Pro Edition, made by wakdev, a Tools app on your PC or Mac with BlueStacks, and level up your experience.
About the App
NFC Tools – Pro Edition is the no-fuss way to read, write, and automate with NFC. Whether you’re labeling gear, triggering routines, or just exploring what your phone can do, it gives you a clean, flexible workspace to build it all. It’s the full-featured version of the NFC toolkit from wakdev in the Tools genre, designed for speed, control, and lots of possibilities.
App Features
- Read & write tags: Scan compatible NFC tags and chips, then add or update records with ease. Keep things simple or build more detailed data sets—your call.
- Big action library: Pick from 200+ actions to create routines that handle everyday tasks, from launching stuff to tweaking device settings and more.
- Profiles you can reuse: Save your records and tasks as profiles so you can bring them back later or share the same setup across multiple tags.
- Import from a tag: Already have a tag set up? Pull its content into the app, make quick edits, and write it back without starting from scratch.
- Run without a tag: Fire off your favorite workflows straight from a home screen shortcut—handy when you don’t have a tag nearby.
- Tag emulation: Emulate an NFC tag (NDEF) using your device to test or share records without writing to a physical tag.
- Conditional logic: Build smarter routines with if/else-style blocks so actions only run when certain conditions are met.
- Clean, lightweight UI: Navigate fast, see what matters, and get tasks done without digging through clutter.
- Requirements: You’ll need an NFC-compatible device. To execute tasks, install the companion app NFC Tasks.
- Desktop-friendly planning: Prefer a keyboard? You can manage profiles and plan workflows on your PC with BlueStacks, keeping in mind that core NFC actions require compatible hardware.
Ready to experience NFC Tools – Pro Edition on a bigger screen, in all its glory? Download BlueStacks now.
