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LOG73

03 — Tactical logging

Capture QSOs faster than pen and paper.

Call entry, UTC, RST, and DUPE on one line. The console is built for a pileup, a summit wind, and a glove. If you can type the call, the QSO is already written.

UTC 14:32:08ZDUPE CLEAR

K1ABC

JAMES W HARTER · FN31PR · 59 20m SSB

Portable POTA station at dusk in a national park

04 — Space weather intelligence

Let data choose the best band.

SFI, K-index, A-index, and the greyline are not a sidebar. They drive which band Log73 puts under your fingers next.

SFI

164

K

2

A

8

NOAA

G1

  • 40m92
  • 20m84
  • 15m61
  • 10m28
Solar observatory view of a coronal mass ejection

05 — AI decision engine

Know exactly what to work next.

Band openings, park hunts, and the next bird. The engine reads your log, the clock, and the ionosphere — then points.

WORK NOW20m CW · EU long path · 18 min
HUNTK-4556 EM29 · 847 km
SATISS AOS 00:12:04 · 437.800
Aurora over a frozen lake with a portable HF station

06 — CAT control

Full radio control in your pocket.

IC-705, KX3, G90, FT-891. Frequency and mode belong to the radio. The log never asks you to retype what the VFO already knows.

14.062.00

IC-705 · CW · CI-V LINK UP

Close-up of a precision portable HF transceiver faceplate

07 — Satellite operations

Track the sky in real time.

ISS, AO-91, SO-50. AOS, TCA, LOS, footprint, and a SAT-mode log that LOTW accepts without a second editor.

ISS12°221°AOS
AO-91—041°00:26
SO-50—188°01:04
International Space Station over the Earth limb at orbital dawn

08 — Offline power

Built for places without internet.

Local storage is the source of truth. Recovery snapshots survive a dead battery. Sync is a replica you turn on when you get a path.

STORELOCAL · ENCRYPTED
SNAPSHOT#A7C2 · 14:31:02Z
SYNCARMED · WAITING PATH
Red-light night operating position under a star field

10 — Platform

Every surface of a field operation. One OS.

Tactical logging

Call, RST, grid, DUPE, and UTC at type speed. The log is a weapon, not a form.

AI decision engine

Next band, next park, next bird. Recommendations from live space weather and your log.

GNSS grids

Maidenhead from the phone GNSS. Distance and azimuth on every callsign.

Satellite ops

ISS, AO-91, SO-50. AOS to LOS with Doppler cues and SAT ADIF.

CAT control

IC-705, KX3, G90, FT-891. Frequency and mode belong to the radio and the log together.

FT8 companion

Decoder-speed capture beside WSJT-X. Grids you never retype.

CW-first rate

A log that keeps up with a paddle. Macros, RST, and DUPE without looking down.

POTA native

Park references, hunter/activator roles, and ten-QSO status on the line.

SOTA native

Summit codes, points, and glove-sized targets on the cone.

Cloud when you say

Encrypted sync is a replica. Offline is the source of truth.

ADIF & Cabrillo

LOTW, Club Log, POTA, Field Day. Exports that robots accept the first time.

Field security

On-device encryption, snapshots, and no log hostage to a login page.

Localization

Operators are global. The OS speaks more than one language — and still UTC.

11 — Product

Four skins. One log. Any light.

Dark for the shack. Phosphor for the field. Red for night vision. Vintage when you want the radio to feel like 1958 and log like 2026.

LOG7314:32:08Z

CALL

K1ABC

JAMES W HARTER · FN31PR

DIST

187 km

AZ

047°

DUPE

CLEAR

RST

59

14:28ZN7MKT20m CW
14:26ZEA2L20m SSB
14:21ZVK2BYF15m FT8
Log QSO

Field trial

Bring a radio. Tell us what broke in the field.

No store listing. No fake download. Request a slot and operate when it opens.

Open live console

No App Store listing yet. Operators first.