BLE Laboratory Pro

Name: BLE Laboratory Pro
Rating: 3.4 (7 reviews)
Author: Michael Lauer

Advanced Scanner & Transmitter

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

7 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Michael Lauer
Language

EN
+ 1 More
Size

27
MB

Now with persistent filtering, also including the manufacturer and service data payloads! Are you developing BLE hard- or software? Are you interested in experimenting with BLE devices? Or do you just want to learn about devices in your vicinity? Look no further, you have found the best app! This is the result of years of BLE research and development. Here are the highlights: === Operation Mode Scanner === * Display discovered devices with complete advertisement data, * Interact with found services, characteristics, and descriptors, * Read and write UTF-8 and HEXA data with optimized keyboards. === Operation Mode Transmitter === * Configure as sending BLE peripheral with multiple profiles, * Create as many services and characteristics as you need, * Compose readable values out of static, dynamic, and interactive components. === Besides These === * Detailed log for analyzing the run-time-performance of every operation, * Slick UI and efficient navigation – the UI will never block you. Test the app with both operation modes – later on, unlock what you need via In-App-Purchase. Stay tuned for many more professional features – Version 1.0 is just the beginning!

Ratings & Reviews

3.4

out of 5

7 Ratings

How do you support a MIA developer?
03/28/2024

Its That End User Again
So this app is best in its class, and has additional functionality available for a price; a rather steep price, starting at 7.99$. I’ve been using this app since it’s last update which was a few years ago, and been waiting ever since. I support independent developers by both contribution (feedback, bug reports, user testing), as well as financially via the App Store. But how am I going to support this app? There is no way to contact the developer- as another reviewer stated. As an end user, using a regularly maintained app, having all the signs of healthy development lifecycle, is ideal. Unfortunately, as ideal as this app is, the situation is not.
How do you support a MIA developer?
03/28/2024

Its That End User Again

So this app is best in its class, and has additional functionality available for a price; a rather steep price, starting at 7.99$. I’ve been using this app since it’s last update which was a few years ago, and been waiting ever since. I support independent developers by both contribution (feedback, bug reports, user testing), as well as financially via the App Store. But how am I going to support this app? There is no way to contact the developer- as another reviewer stated. As an end user, using a regularly maintained app, having all the signs of healthy development lifecycle, is ideal. Unfortunately, as ideal as this app is, the situation is not.
Good, but hard to use as a developer.
06/27/2019

TxLoneRider
There are many good aspects of this app, but a couple that are hard to get past sometimes.The filter goes away far too quickly, and is not held for future program instances. The filter should not be cleared unless the user tells the app to clear it. Even scrolling up on the screen cause the filter to go away. It would also be really good to have the ability to clear the cache of names. I know this is an iOS issue, but would be handy if the app had a workaround. Finally, the fact the developer does not have an email address listed in the account to send bugs reports basically means I’ve got two news reviews for bugs.
Good, but hard to use as a developer.
06/27/2019

TxLoneRider

There are many good aspects of this app, but a couple that are hard to get past sometimes.The filter goes away far too quickly, and is not held for future program instances. The filter should not be cleared unless the user tells the app to clear it. Even scrolling up on the screen cause the filter to go away. It would also be really good to have the ability to clear the cache of names. I know this is an iOS issue, but would be handy if the app had a workaround. Finally, the fact the developer does not have an email address listed in the account to send bugs reports basically means I’ve got two news reviews for bugs.
Has potential
11/26/2019

N3rdle
But the developer has just gone missing, so I wouldn’t risk paying for this if the developer doesn’t resurface and commit publicly to supporting those that paid him...
Has potential
11/26/2019

N3rdle

But the developer has just gone missing, so I wouldn’t risk paying for this if the developer doesn’t resurface and commit publicly to supporting those that paid him...