MY AIR ID™
ASSEMBLING YOUR LIVING WORLDIPHONE / YOUR PRESENCE, EVERYWHERE
AirDrop it. Let someone scan it. Place it in the room. Your public ID travels with you.
Open your AR entrance in Safari. Tap “Place in your space” to launch Apple’s AR Quick Look on a compatible iPhone. Move slowly to find a surface; return to the page for profile and offer buttons.
Open this ID in AR ↗AR support is checked in the viewer. 3D and camera previews remain available on compatible browsers. A handoff or locker link keeps its own destination.
One device plays the coded signal. The other taps Listen and allows microphone access. Both need internet. The recipient previews the invitation before choosing to accept.
Sound handoffs use the signed-in sender’s own ID and offers. They do not automatically use the link entered above.
On iPhone XS and later, hold the top of an awake iPhone near a programmed NFC tag, then tap the notification to open its link. Close Camera or Wallet if the tag isn’t detected.
To program a blank tag, copy your public destination into an iPhone NFC writer app and choose a URL record. Safari cannot write NFC tags directly. A physical tag and a phone acting as a card are different.
In Safari, open Share → Add to Home Screen. Open MY AIR ID from its icon whenever you want to connect. Internet is still needed for live profiles and handoffs.
The iPhone reader project can be built in Xcode to test receiving a link from the Android NFC companion or a physical NDEF tag. It previews the URL before you choose to open. This is source code, not an installable iPhone app; Apple signing and real-device testing are still required.
Using an iPhone itself as an NFC card requires separate Apple entitlements, regional eligibility and an approved use case. That capability is not enabled in this source or website.