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Keep your amateur radio contacts organized on iPhone and iPad. Log QSOs with UTC time, callsigns, bands, modes and signal reports. Import and export ADIF files, find contacts by callsign, and save a backup of your logbook. LOG CONTACTS AND KEEP OPERATING - Record frequency, band, mode, sent and received reports, QTH, locator and notes. - Use live UTC time and Save & Next to continue logging with your band, mode and frequency retained. - Search your journal by callsign and filter contacts by band or mode. - Review and edit past contacts, with undo available after deletion. EXCHANGE ADIF FILES - Export all contacts or a selected UTC date range as an ADIF file for your station's logging software. - Import ADIF files and review new contacts, duplicate matches and invalid records before merging. CALLSIGN AND LOCATOR ASSISTANCE Use details from previous contacts, online lookups and offline callsign-prefix estimates to help fill QTH and Maidenhead locator fields. Suggestions show their source and remain editable. Country and area estimates are not confirmed station locations. KEEP A BACKUP Export a complete journal backup and review its details before restoring. Keep a separate copy of your logbook for recovery. Core logging works offline. Online callsign lookups require an internet connection; HamQTH station callbook access requires a HamQTH account. Good DX and 73 from R1BIA!