PSKer

PSKer

by Mark Oskin

22 ratings
60 reviews
$2.99

Details

Released
March 11, 2012
Updated
May 16, 2026

Features

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About

This application functions as a PSK31 receiver and transmitter for amateur radio enthusiasts. It offers features like automatic frequency locking, configurable macros for quick messaging, and a real-time sonogram with zoom.

✓PSK31 send/receive
✓Universal app
✓Configurable macros
✓Automatic frequency locking
✓Realtime sonogram w/zoom
✓Mic/line-in receive, speaker/line-out transmit
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What's New in PSKer

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May 16, 2026

Complete rewrite update for modern iOS. Sorry it took so long my former users.

User reviews

So far so good!

So far, this app is doing what I need it to do: get me on the air with PSK31. I use a small speaker next to my iPad to receive the signals, and use a hand mic and VOX for transmitting. Only issue I have isn’t really with the app itself: I also log on my iPad, so I can’t have my log open AND use the app. I guess I need to hand log during PSK31 and then transfer into my logging program later.
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Not worth the buy

The app is promising a lot. But in reality it does not clearly decode, the waterfall is almost complete black, even ongoing qso‘s are almost not appearing. There is no good squelch and so the app keeps decoding thousands...

Nice try, but not working.

Psker

Works wonderfully. I made myself a small tnc with two transistors that uses the mic dc bias as power supply. Note that the audio comes out on one channel only.

Wasted $2.99

This app does not work since it does not show up on privacy or in the app list you will not be able to have it listen to any radio signal. Total waste of money.

Doesn’t receive

This app doesn’t work. Will send PSK but doesn’t receive. Waste of $3

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FAQ

What is PSKer?

PSKer is an application designed to function as both a receiver and transmitter for PSK31 digital signals, commonly used in amateur radio. It allows users to send and receive messages using this specific digital mode.

What are the key features of PSKer?

Key features include PSK31 send/receive capabilities, universal app compatibility, configurable macros for common messages, automatic frequency locking, a real-time sonogram with zoom view, and support for various audio input/output methods.

Is PSKer free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, PSKer is a free application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating it is available at no cost.

What devices is PSKer compatible with?

PSKer is a universal app, meaning it is designed to work across different Apple devices. It supports landscape mode on iPads and both landscape and portrait modes on iPhones and iPads.

How can I use PSKer for amateur radio?

You can use PSKer to communicate via PSK31 digital mode. Connect your device's audio input/output to your radio, configure the app with your settings, and utilize features like macros and automatic frequency locking for efficient communication.