I am using NFC in my app and it is working fine. However I want to make sure that only my app is launched and no other App is there to handle the intent. Following is the code f
The reason why you get an intent chooser is that multiple activities are registered for the data type text/plain. This is a rather common case and you should therefore avoid using such generic data types for the NDEF record that should launch your activity. You have two options to overcome this problem:
Use an NFC Forum external type for your NDEF record (this is what ThomasRS already mentioned). With this method you create a custom record type that is meaningful to your application only. You can create such a record (to write it to your tag or to send over Beam) with something like this:
NdefRecord extRecord = NdefRecord.createExternal(
        "yourdomain.com",  // your domain name
        "yourtype",        // your type name
        textBytes);        // payload
You can then register your activity to launch upon this record like this:
<activity ...>
    <intent-filter>
        <action android:name="android.nfc.action.NDEF_DISCOVERED" />
        <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
        <data android:scheme="vnd.android.nfc" android:host="ext"
              android:pathPrefix="/yourdomain.com:yourtype" />
    </intent-filter>
</activity>
Use an Android Application Record (AAR). An AAR will make sure that the NDEF_DISCOVERED intent is delivered to an app with a specific package name only. You can create such a record (to write it to your tag or to send over Beam) with something like this:
NdefRecord appRecord = NdefRecord.createApplicationRecord(
        "com.yourdomain.yourapp");
NdefRecord textRecord = NdefRecord.createTextRecord(
        "en",       // language code
        "yourtext"  // human-readable text);
NdefMessage msg = new NdefMessage(
        textRecord,
        appRecord);  // use the AAR as the *last* record in your NDEF message
Use the External Type NDEF record with your own domain and give your app a corresponding intent-filter.