AmiiBot

AmiiBot

By Rui Zhou

  • Category: Utilities
  • Release Date: 2020-06-11
  • Current Version: 1.3.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 110.92 MB
  • Developer: Rui Zhou
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 13.4 or later.
Score: 3.875
3.875
From 128 Ratings
$2.99 On itunes

Description

AmiiBot is the #1 choice for Amiibo management on your iPhone. AmiiBot allows you to store and duplicate your amiibos via NFC. WHO'S IT FOR: Whether you own a shelf of amiibos or just wanna some villagers on your Animal Crossing New Horizons island, AmiiBot gives you the functions you need. FEATURES: Amiibo Management Amiibo Duplication iCloud Sync Dark mode HOW IT WORKS: AmiiBot using new NFC* features introduced in iOS 13 to scan and copy amiibos. No searching, no browsing, just tap a button and put the amiibo near the phone. *only supported on iPhone. Help: DM @zrzrv5 on twitter or dev@1sec.plus Before You Buy - This App is an Amiibo Management App, not some magical 'summon Raymond to my island' App. It has a built-in database that supports 740+ amiibos. Still, until Nintendo releases a new Amiibo card series, it can not summon new villagers added in New Horizon into your island. - This app won't provide key files.

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Reviews

  • Great app, easily accessible, and very user-friendly!

    5
    By HedgieMaster
    Great app for creating your own amiibo! Was skeptical at first after seeing some of the reviews saying that there were problems with it, but I haven’t run into any. I was confused at first about the two key files needed, the locked-key and unfixed-key, but a quick Google search got me those. The library’s organization is great, which is a small thing but often overlooked by app devs, and it means you don’t have to spend ages finding the right file for each individual amiibo! Made 5 amiibo with it really easily. The only problem I had with making them was that the NFC reader/writer sometimes failed to write the amiibo data to the card, but I think that’s just because either it moved too much or there were other cards nearby interfering, so if you do streamline creation of them, be sure to keep the blank cards in a pile about a full arms reach away and keep your phone and the cards as still as possible. EASILY worth $4.

  • Complete database and simple UI

    5
    By dadfm
    With the recent update to the database, this is again the easiest and best app to write NFC tags on the iPhone. No need to scour the internet, it’s all here.

  • Love this app

    5
    By SylviaofStorybrook
    Please add acne series 5 soon!

  • PLEASE ADD

    1
    By Nick24256980533689
    We have been waiting for at least a year. A YEAR FOR ALL THE AMIIBO’S TO UPDATE. PLEASE DO IT FOR THE BETTER FOR US ALL.

  • Waste of money

    1
    By mic773
    Had no idea this app only lets you scan new amiibos and doesn’t let you import backup files! Such a waste - wish I could get a refund.

  • App is useless without direction.

    1
    By Sabotatia
    I have written to the developer at least ten times without a response. I’m not wanting to conjure up Raymond from thin air, but I need a response on steps to produce an amiibo offered in app. I’ve followed all instructions on his help page, and that page is not helpful, or secure. Warnings popped up everywhere when I accessed it. I have new NFC cards, the AmiiBot app, and get errors whenever I try to transfer amiibos in the app to the card. I need help, mainly steps, to get this to work.

  • Works Great!

    5
    By ralphiered
    After figuring out how to hold the blank tags, this works great. Please add some of the newer ones like Cat Mario.

  • Please update

    4
    By melanie9182
    My only complaint is the amiibo list does not get updated

  • Cannot write Sanrio Amiibos

    1
    By lenaurena
    Worked for other amiibos but not the Sanrio ones (says duplication failed). Better off using Amiiboss and downloading/moving the key files (check YT). Paid $ and it doesn’t work any better than the free app.

  • NFC locating is tricky, but great app

    5
    By jstasking
    A quick google search will lead you to the needed files to work this app. The app has all the other files needed, you only need the two keys. Guides online mentioned that the NFC sensor on your phone is under/near the camera and so you should line the NTAG 215 up with the bottom of your camera. I don’t know if iPhone 12 Pro has it placed differently, but I wasn’t able to get them to write like that. I cover half the tag with my camera and leave the other half uncovered and that works just fine. The app is quick and easy to use. I have no complaints. I’ve made sure that the tags I’m writing to are all able to be read by my switch — they all work just fine!

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