ANDROID / NATIVE PHONE-TO-PHONE NFC
The phone
becomes the card.
One Android phone offers a public MY AIR ID link. Another reads it with NFC, previews it and chooses whether to open.
Version 0.1.0 · Android 8 or later. The app is compiled and signed for device testing. Physical phone-to-phone testing is still pending; compatibility is not yet confirmed for your phone.
This APK is a test installation outside Google Play. It is separate from your MY AIR ID web app. Install it on both Android phones to try the handoff.
Choose the link. Then tap.
Your selected destination:
https://www.myairid.com/spatial/shychannel
Install the test app first. Opening it loads this link; you still choose when to start sharing.
Download and open the APK on both phones. Android may ask you to allow installation from your browser. On the sender, review the link and tap “Share as NFC card · 60 seconds.”
Turn NFC on and keep both phones unlocked. Choose “Receive from another phone” on the second phone, then hold the NFC areas on their backs close together.
Check the received URL, then choose “Open preview” or “Dismiss.” A timed AIR TOUCH handoff still requires approval in MY AIR ID.
Your first two-phone test
Start with a public AR entrance. Confirm the second phone previews the same link. Then test “Stop NFC,” the 60-second expiry and leaving the sender screen. If a tap fails, separate the phones, check NFC settings and try aligning their antennas again.
Required: NFC on both Android phones and host card emulation on the sender. Internet is required to open the web destination. The iPhone companion is currently available as reader source for Xcode, with Apple signing and device testing still required.
Using iPhone? Open iPhone connections ↗The companion requests only NFC permission. It has no camera, microphone, contacts, location, payment or direct internet permission. It opens approved web links in your browser after you choose.
Build details and source
This is a debug-signed device-test APK, not a Google Play release. Build and Android lint checks passed; the NFC protocol checks passed. Installation, screen layout and antenna behavior still need physical-device validation. A future build signed with a different test key may require uninstalling this version first.