World Radio League

World Radio League

by World Radio League Inc.

65 ratings
37 reviews
Free

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Released
June 20, 2024
Updated
October 28, 2026

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Log amateur radio contacts on the go without a computer. Sync your logbooks between the mobile app and website, view your stats and awards, and see who's currently on the air.

✓Mobile amateur radio logging
✓Contact synchronization
✓Parks on the Air activations
✓View logging stats and awards
✓Real-time spotting page
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What's New in World Radio League

2.2.7

October 28, 2026

- New spot filtering options - Improved spot band labels - Added Out of Band license filter - Support for contest exchanges five and six - Preserved last used logger frequency - Improved settings sheet behavior

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Best logging app

I’ve tried several others and this is by FAR the most useful and intuitive logger available.
There is even a “band report” in the app so ya can see what the conditions are before turning on your rig.
The app support is phenomenal, also.
Forget the rest, get the best.

Response from developer

Thank you so much for the amazing 5-star review! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We're happy to hear you're enjoying the logging features and band reports! Your kind words about our support team mean a lot to us. We're constantly improving WRL, and there's plenty more to come. Thanks for being part of our community! 📻🚀 73!

Potential, but Priorities Are Misplaced

I really wanted to like WRL and even had my club try it for Winter Field Day, but it wasn't for us. Too much emphasis on new features, competitive leaderboards, and commercializing special events while core logging functionality still needs attention. I'd rather see WRL focus on being a reliable logger first. Trying to share feedback got me banned from most of the social media sites, even though I tried to have a dialogue with them over email.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the detailed feedback. We’re sorry WRL didn’t meet your expectations, especially around core logging and communication. Reliability remains a priority for us, and feedback like this helps us identify where the experience needs improvement. We’ll make sure your comments are shared with the team.

Honestly one of the best online apps, but none of it works offline.

WRL has a lot going for it. It’s modern, polished, and much closer than QRZ to the kind of all-in-one ham radio platform I actually wanna use.
But for portable operators, the experience still feels unnecessarily locked down. Off-line functionality is significantly limited, and while that’s apparently being improved, imported QSO’s still don’t receive full award credit unless they pass through an external service like QRZ or LoTW.
I genuinely don’t understand why routing user submitted contacts through an older (and incredibly frustrating) third-party service somehow makes them more legitimate than importing the ADIF directly from a separate app.
It honestly feels less like verification, and more like ecosystem lock-in. Especially when WRL‘s own off-line limitations are the reason I’m using another logger in the first place.
I’m a portable operator, so I’m willing to give WRL time to mature. It’s clearly moving in a good direction and when it gets there I’m planning to become a lifetime member. But right now, the combination of missing field features and policies that penalize people for using a better suited field logger makes the platform frustratingly difficult to support.

Great concept, fun app if you’re a ham glued to your home QTH and hate touching grass.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback, and we are sorry for the frustration. WRL does support 100% offline logging, with your contacts syncing once you’re back online. We understand your concern about callsign and park information while offline. Please stay tuned as we regularly update and improve WRL, including features for POTA and SOTA operators. Thank you for helping us improve!

This is the best Logging app

Love this app feature rich made for Pota, ham shack and anywhere else you want it. Maps are AWESOME ! Logging offline online both nothing to worry about on the operator’s part. Get it play radio export adif all simple and easy!

Response from developer

Thank you so much for the awesome review! 📻🌎 We’re thrilled you’re enjoying World Radio League, especially the maps, POTA-friendly features, flexible logging, and easy ADIF export. Our goal is to make logging simple wherever you’re operating—from the shack to the field. Thanks for being part of the WRL community, and 73! 🚀

Slightly better than useless when offline.

What’s the point of having an app for mobile use when it provides ZERO useful information offline? How is it that every other logging app has an offline callsign but it’s conveniently missing from the “most featured” logging app?

If you enjoy POTA or SOTA this app can do two things well when you’re out activating. Show time in UTC, and burn through your phones battery. Don’t expect to see any information on operators or parks while you’re offline.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback, and we are sorry for the frustration. WRL does support 100% offline logging, with your contacts syncing once you’re back online. We understand your concern about callsign and park information while offline. Please stay tuned as we regularly update and improve WRL, including features for POTA and SOTA operators. Thank you for helping us improve!

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FAQ

What is World Radio League?

World Radio League is a mobile application designed for amateur radio operators to log their contacts and manage their logbooks. It supports Parks on the Air activations and general logging without needing a computer.

Does World Radio League sync with its website?

Yes, World Radio League offers seamless synchronization of your contacts and logbooks between the mobile app and its associated website, making it easy to manage your data on the go.

What devices is World Radio League compatible with?

World Radio League is fully supported on iOS, iPadOS, and Apple Silicon macOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod.

Can I see who is on the air with World Radio League?

Yes, the app features a spotting page that allows you to see who is currently on the air while you are logging contacts, enhancing your real-time radio experience.

What is the age rating for World Radio League?

World Radio League has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger users interested in amateur radio.

How often is World Radio League updated?

The latest version of World Radio League is 2.2.7, and it was last updated on October 28, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

Does World Radio League have ads?

No, World Radio League is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted logging experience for its users.

What are the main benefits of using World Radio League for logging?

Users can easily log contacts, manage their logbooks across devices, track their logging statistics and awards, and view real-time radio activity, all from their mobile device.