Read any tag
Tap to see the UID, technology, capacity and every stored record — NDEF stickers, cards, fobs and more.
iPhone · NFC utility
Every NFC tag,
Every NFC tag,
in your pocket.
Read, save, copy and program any NFC tag — right from your iPhone. Write links, contacts, Wi-Fi, text and more. No account, no tracking, nothing leaves your phone.
Launching Soon in App Store
See what it does
100% on-device
No account
No ads
Do everything with NFC tags
One clean app for reading, writing, saving, cloning and protecting tags.
Write your way
Text, link, phone, email, SMS, or a full contact card. Combine several records into one write.
Copy & clone
Duplicate a tag's contents onto a fresh sticker in seconds — perfect for backups and batches.
Save a library
Keep your favourite tags saved, then write them to any tag later — or share them as a file.
Erase & format
Wipe a tag back to blank, or zero specific memory pages when you want a clean slate.
Lock & protect
Make a tag read-only for good, or set a password on supported NTAG tags.
Three taps, done
1
Tap a tag
Hold your iPhone near any NFC tag. NFC Pocket reads it instantly — you're always in control.
2
Choose an action
Save it, copy it, edit the content, or write something new from a link to a contact card.
3
Tap to write
Hold your phone to the target tag and NFC Pocket writes it — verified, every time.
Private by design
NFC Pocket has no accounts, no analytics and no ads. Your saved tags live only on your device. Nothing is ever uploaded — because there's no server to upload to.
No account
No tracking
No cloud
Works offline
Questions
Which tags does it work with?
Any NFC tag your iPhone can read over the standard NDEF protocol — NTAG/Ultralight stickers, ISO 15693 tags, and NDEF-formatted cards. Reading also shows details for contactless cards and fobs.
Can I copy one tag to another?
Yes. Scan a tag, then tap "Clone to another tag" and hold your phone to a blank writable tag to copy the contents across.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Everything runs on-device. NFC Pocket works fully offline and never sends your data anywhere.
Why does writing sometimes fail?
A tag has to be writable and have enough capacity. Locked or read-only tags, and messages larger than the tag's memory, can't be written — NFC Pocket tells you why.
Which iPhones are supported?
Any iPhone with NFC running iOS 17 or later. NFC can't be used in the iOS Simulator, so tag features work on a physical iPhone.
Get NFC Pocket
Read, write and copy NFC tags from your iPhone. Free. Private. Delightfully simple.
Launching Soon in App Store
In final App Store review. Releasing shortly on iOS 17+.