Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
QSO App Wants to Get You on the Air
A phone-first amateur-radio tool that helps newcomers find reachable repeaters, make a first contact, and gives clubs a mobile home for nets and member administration.
Field notes
The site organizes amateur-radio onboarding around a callsign, a chosen handheld, and a reachable repeater or node, with terrain checks supplying a plain-language answer about whether a contact is worth trying. Its club examples extend beyond discovery: one sample net records 14 check-ins, while a sample roster shows 84 active members and licence-status details. The homepage says licence data comes from FCC and ISED files and is refreshed nightly, while logging and exam preparation remain with Wavelog and HamStudy.
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