QSODeck

QSO Deck is a logbook for amateur radio operators, built for logging quickly at home, in a contest, or on a summit with cold hands. FAST ENTRY One keypad holds numbers and letters together, plus slash and dash, so a call like KH6/W1ABC goes in without switching keyboards. The same keypad handles RST, state, exchange and park references. Band and mode are dropdowns that stay set between contacts, and typing a frequency picks the band for you. On iPad, type with the on screen or a hardware keyboard and press Return to log. LOOKUPS AND WORKED BEFORE Calls are looked up as you type, through QRZ.com if you subscribe or HamDB for free. Offline, contacts are marked pending and fill in automatically when you reconnect. Every call is checked against all your logs, showing whether it's new or when, on which band and in which mode you last worked them. Fields you typed by hand are never overwritten. DISTANCE, HEADING AND ZONES Tap the distance on the logging screen to see the great circle path on a map, with beam heading, long path, and CQ and ITU zones. PARKS ON THE AIR Live activator spots on a map or list, colored by band. Search parks or find parks near you, with the full park list stored for offline use. Tap a spot to see the frequency, drive time and directions, then log the hunt. Start an activation from the nearest park, post a spot with your frequency and mode, and track progress toward 10 contacts. ADIF exports use the file name and fields POTA expects. SUMMITS ON THE AIR Browse summits by association and region, or find summits near you with points, height and distance. Get driving or walking directions and start an activation in one tap. The worldwide summit list works offline. Activations track progress toward 4 contacts, and logs export as ADIF or the SOTA CSV. CONTESTS The ARRL contest schedule is built in and works offline, with a link to the WA7BNM Contest Calendar for contests worldwide. Serial numbers count up automatically. In a contest, a dupe shows a red warning before anything is logged. Exports Cabrillo 3.0. SUN AND BANDS Solar flux, sunspots, A and K index, HF band conditions for day and night, and the sunspot cycle with NOAA's forecast. YOUR DATA STAYS SAFE Every contact is saved the moment you log it, and an ADIF backup is written to the Files app after each one. No account to create. QSO Deck collects no data. QSO DECK PRO A one time purchase, not a subscription, that adds: • Upload to QRZ Logbook and LoTW straight from your phone • iCloud sync between iPhone and iPad • Contest logging with Cabrillo export • Maps of every contact, each log, and all contacts, with paths from home • ADIF import so your worked before history is complete Family Sharing is supported. Logging, lookups, spots, parks, summits, propagation and ADIF export are free. Built by Doug Harlow, K6DSB, in Santa Barbara, California. 73 and good DX.