Chameleon Ultra GUI is a free, open-source application designed for managing Chameleon Ultra and Chameleon Lite RFID and NFC devices. Built with Flutter, it provides a graphical interface for communicating with compatible hardware. Users can configure device settings and manage stored card data without relying exclusively on command-line utilities. The software supports inspecting and managing compatible RFID and NFC information. It also provides access to device functions used in authorized card testing and research. Its cross-platform architecture enables operation from computers, smartphones, and tablets. Available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and iPadOS, Chameleon Ultra GUI simplifies device administration for hardware enthusiasts and security researchers.

Features

  • Chameleon Ultra and Chameleon Lite device configuration and management
  • Graphical RFID and NFC card data inspection and administration
  • Compatible card emulation configuration for authorized testing environments
  • Device communication and supported hardware operation controls
  • Cross-platform Flutter interface for desktop computers and mobile devices
  • Portable desktop builds and mobile application installation options

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Categories

RFID, NFC

License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Operating Systems

Linux, Windows

Programming Language

C

Related Categories

C RFID Software, C NFC Software

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