Best apps like Ham Callsigns

3+ similar apps compared and reviewed

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3 free apps
Updated July 2026

Looking for something like Ham Callsigns? We've analyzed 3+ similar apps to help you find the best alternative. Each app is compared by ratings, features, and real user reviews, so you can make the right choice.

Top Alternatives to Ham Callsigns

myGMRS#1

myGMRS by RepeaterFinder, LLC

GMRS Repeater Directory
Editor's Choice
πŸ” Reference
3.5(13 ratings)
FreeAds
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Discover two-way radio repeaters in your local area for General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS). Coordinate your own repeaters, look up callsigns, and connect with other nearby users. A GMRS license from the FCC is required to access repeater information.

RepeaterBook#2

RepeaterBook by Nicolas Associates Ltd

Strong Contender
πŸ” Reference
4.2😊(237 ratings)
FreeIn-App Purchases
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Access a comprehensive, offline directory of amateur radio repeaters worldwide. Search by various criteria, view detailed information including distance and bearing, and easily submit updates. Optimized for both phones and tablets.

What We Love

  • πŸš€ Fast and efficient repeater search functionality
  • πŸ“± Works offline with downloaded database
  • πŸ—ΊοΈ Location-based repeater discovery
  • πŸ‘ Free application with no cost

Room to Improve

  • πŸ› Location detection issues and inaccuracies
  • ❌ Missing repeaters in database
  • πŸ“± iOS version has more issues than Android
DX Spots#3

DX Spots by Jonathan Gibbs

DX Cluster Amateur radio
Worth Considering
πŸ” Reference
3.3(9 ratings)
FreeAdsIn-App Purchases
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This app provides a live feed of amateur radio spots from the DX Cluster network. It allows users to view current spots across all bands and modes, perform QRZ lookups, and submit their own spots to the network.