Everything HAMORA does, and what each part costs.

Fast, offline QSO logging

Log a contact in seconds, with or without a signal. The frequency sets the band, UTC is recorded for you, and Save & next keeps you moving.

Worked before and New DXCC as you type

HAMORA checks your own log while you type: worked before, the same operator under another prefix, and a new DXCC, band or mode.

A logbook built for large logs

Search by callsign, country or grid. Filter by band, mode, date, DXCC, station or confirmation, and export exactly what you filtered.

Every contact in context

Distance and bearing, a great-circle path diagram, confirmations, the equipment you used and the space weather at the time.

ADIF in and out, always free

Import from any logger with a preview that skips duplicates. Export everything, a filter or a selection. Fields HAMORA doesn't use are kept.

Callsign lookup, offline first

DXCC entity, zones and your history come from data built into HAMORA. Add your QRZ.com or HamQTH login to fill in names and grids.

Your logbook, protected

HAMORA backs up your logbook before every update, checks it regularly, and can restore the backup if something goes wrong.

Station profiles and equipment

Radios, antennas, amplifiers, tuners and presets. Each QSO records what you used, and its history is never rewritten.

Set up in three short steps

Where is your callsign from, your station, and your preferences. Setup works offline, with no account and no radio needed.

Portable operations

Start an activation for POTA, SOTA, WWFF or a field day. QSOs pick up the reference, location and equipment, and POTA shows your progress to 10 QSOs.

Contest Companion

A compact contest screen with serials that are never reused, dupe warnings, QSO count and rate, and ADIF export. A companion, not a desktop contest logger.

Contest scoring and Cabrillo

Points, multipliers, exchange checks, detailed rates and Cabrillo export for CQ WW, CQ WPX, ARRL International DX and the IARU HF Championship. Scores are provisional.

Your radio, read-only

Through Hamlib’s rigctld, HAMORA reads your radio’s frequency, mode and the meters it reports, and fills them into new QSOs. It never changes your radio.

WSJT-X, logged automatically

Follow FT8 and FT4 activity with worked-before and new-DXCC badges. Completed QSOs from WSJT-X go into your log; decodes never do.

HAMORA Bridge

A small, read-only service for the computer next to your radio. It brings your radio, WSJT-X and APRS RF to every paired phone on your network.

Installers will be published when testing is complete.

APRS around you

Nearby stations from APRS-IS on a dark street map with range rings and grid squares, with distance, bearing, speed and course.

Advanced APRS

Messages addressed to you, station tracks, weather, telemetry and objects. Received messages stay on your phone.

Heard by your station

With HAMORA Bridge and Dire Wolf, see the APRS stations your own radio hears, always kept apart from APRS-IS.

Propagation estimates

Solar flux, K and A from NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center, day and night paths, and band estimates towards any target. Estimates, never promises.

HAMORA Explore

Live DX spots ranked by what matters to you: a new DXCC, good propagation, a fresh spot. Every score shows its reasons.

Award-aware Explore

Adds award needs, new bands, new modes and your own log history to every score, with the full list of reasons.

Awards progress

DXCC, WAS, WAZ, IOTA, POTA, SOTA and WWFF from your own log, by band and mode. Shown as worked and confirmed in HAMORA; award sponsors decide credit.

Analytics

Your log in numbers: bands, modes, countries, distances, operating days and equipment, for 30 days, a year or all time.

HAMORA Intelligence

Personal insights from your own log, such as your best DX window on each band. Each one shows its evidence, sample size and confidence.

Personal propagation history

How your own QSOs with a target went, by band and by UTC hour.

Equipment comparisons

Compare antennas and radios on the same band, with the QSOs, distances and DX share behind each comparison.

Paper QSLs and TQSL export

Mark paper cards received, and export the QSOs LoTW doesn’t have yet as an ADIF file for TQSL. HAMORA never handles your LoTW certificate.

LoTW and Club Log confirmations

Connect your accounts to download confirmations and upload to Club Log. Each service's confirmations are kept separately.

Being validated with the live LoTW and Club Log services.

Automatic QSL sync

Sync confirmations, and upload new QSOs to Club Log, automatically when you open HAMORA.

Being validated with the live LoTW and Club Log services.

Optional HAMORA account

Sign in with Apple, with Google or with an email code, only if you want HAMORA Cloud. HAMORA works fully without an account.

HAMORA Cloud sync

Keep your logbook in step across your devices, with a private cloud backup. Your log stays on each device too.

Notifications you control

APRS messages to you, new confirmations, Bridge problems, new-DXCC spots, band openings and contest reminders, with quiet hours.

Personalized alerts

Award-aware DX alerts, new bands and modes, and per-band propagation alerts.

No ads and no tracking

No advertising identifiers, no data brokers and no tracking across apps.

Diagnostics only if you opt in

Usage statistics and crash reports are off until you turn them on. They never include your callsign, QSOs, precise location or email.

Your data, always exportable

Export your whole logbook as ADIF at any time, on any plan. Any logging program can open it.