All‑in‑one software for modern amateur radio operators
Run Your Entire Station from One Powerful Desktop App
Rig control, digital logging, DX cluster monitoring, satellite tracking, and maps—fully integrated with the tools you already use.
đź““ Powerful Digital Logbook
ADIF import/export, award tracking, and rich station history. Central Network logging for QSO parties and Field Days.
⚡ Fast, Unified Control
Manage multiple radios, modes, and tools from one clean interface.
🛰️ Real‑Time Monitoring
DX cluster, satellite passes, APRS, and live map overlays.
⚡ Detailed Solar Graphs & Alerts
Track Multiple solar properties affecting ham radio propagation.
đź““ QSO Logbook Enrichment
Detailed Propagation and solar images logged per QSO.
🛰️ Real‑Time Monitoring
Dashboards stay updated with the information you need to work the bands.
Key Features of HamStation
Your All-in-One Amateur Radio Solution
Comprehensive Rig Control
Control multiple radios seamlessly for enhanced operation.
Advanced Digital Logbook
Track your achievements and manage logs with ADIF import/export capabilities, ensuring you never miss a contact or milestone in your amateur radio journey.
Real-Time Monitoring and Tracking
Experience the power of real-time DX Cluster monitoring and satellite tracking, all while enjoying a user-friendly interface designed for amateur radio enthusiasts.
Windows
HamStation runs natively on Windows, taking full advantage of its multi‑monitor flexibility and hardware integration. Operators can dock panels, map propagation, and manage digital modes seamlessly across displays. The interface feels right at home in Windows’ dark mode, blending modern design with the reliability that PC users expect for long operating sessions.
Linux
On Linux, HamStation delivers the same unified experience with the power and customization that open‑source enthusiasts love. It integrates smoothly with popular desktop environments like GNOME and KDE, supports native audio routing, and keeps resource usage efficient for lightweight rigs or Raspberry Pi setups. It’s built to respect the Linux philosophy—stable, adaptable, and community‑driven.
macOS
HamStation on macOS combines the elegance of Apple’s design with the precision of advanced radio control. The interface scales beautifully on Retina displays, supports system‑wide dark and light themes, and connects effortlessly to USB and networked transceivers. It’s the perfect balance of performance and polish for operators who value both aesthetics and capability.
