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Rumskrot Nearfield

Not just the link on it — every byte on it

Hold a sticker, card or tag to your iPhone and Nearfield tells you what chip it is, who made it, how much room is left, whether it carries an originality signature — and decodes every record. Then write exactly what you mean, onto one tag or a whole run of them.

iPhone

Public Beta Open to everyone on TestFlight — the latest build, before it reaches the App Store.

Use it when… you’re programming forty stickers for the office, or a mystery tag turns up and you want to know what’s really on it.

Features

Read Tag

Chip family, manufacturer, NTAG213/215/216 variant, capacity, lock state and every NDEF record decoded — in one scan.

Originality Signature

The 32-byte NTAG21x signature, fetched and shown for off-device verification that a tag is genuine NXP.

Tag Inspector

The full NTAG memory, page by page, in hex and ASCII, with the capability container decoded.

Record Bytes

Tap any record to see its bytes labelled field by field: URI prefixes expanded, Text split into language and body, Wi-Fi walked TLV by TLV.

Write Anything

Links, text, Wi-Fi (open, WPA2, WPA3) and contact cards. Quick links for phone, SMS, email and maps — no typing tel: by hand.

Compose & Batch

Stack several records onto one tag with a live byte count, or write the same payload onto a whole run of tags.

Presets, Clone & Erase

Curated starting points, one-tap tag cloning, and a clean erase with an optional permanent lock.

NTAG Password

Add or remove write protection on NTAG213/215/216. Reads keep working; only writes need the password.

APDU Console

Raw ISO 7816 commands to NFC Forum Type 4 tags, with status words translated to plain English.

Saved Tags & History

Bookmark any payload and write it again with one tap. Every read and write is kept so you can go back to it.

Shortcuts

Every tool is an action for Shortcuts, Siri and the Action button.

Private by Design

Everything runs on-device. No server, no account, no analytics, no third-party SDKs.

About

Rumskrot Nearfield is built natively in Swift on top of CoreNFC and Swift Concurrency — no third-party SDKs, no relays, no servers. Every read and write happens on your iPhone’s NFC radio.

Nearfield pairs naturally with the rest of the toolbelt: Rumskrot Beacon for network probes, Rumskrot Pulse for Bluetooth LE, Rumskrot Terminal for SSH, and Rumskrot Remote for VNC.

Join the beta

Want a say in where Rumskrot Nearfield goes next? Join the public beta on TestFlight and try new builds before they reach the App Store.

The beta runs in Apple’s TestFlight app. Install TestFlight, then tap Join — TestFlight installs the beta build of Rumskrot Nearfield and offers each new build as it’s ready.

Purchases in TestFlight builds are test purchases: you’re never charged, and they don’t carry over to your account or to the App Store version. Purchases in the App Store version are real — please make sure which version you’re using; we can’t take responsibility for purchases made by mistake.

Spot a bug, a rough edge or a missing feature? Take a screenshot in the beta build and TestFlight offers to send it as feedback, or use Send Beta Feedback in the TestFlight app. Every report is read and helps decide what gets built and fixed next — there’s no support desk behind it, so reports aren’t answered one by one.

To leave the beta, open Rumskrot Nearfield in the TestFlight app and tap Stop Testing.

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