Add the equipment you own, and save presets for the setups you use. Each QSO records the equipment you used at the time, so changing a preset later never rewrites old contacts.
A station profile holds the callsign, location and grid you operate from. Switch profiles when you operate from somewhere else, and each QSO keeps the right one.
CAT is how a computer talks to a radio. Hamlib is a free program that speaks to hundreds of radio models; its rigctld service shares the radio on your network. HAMORA reads the frequency, mode and meters and fills them into new contacts. It doesn't send any command that changes your radio.
Needs Hamlib rigctld on a computer connected to the radio, or HAMORA Bridge
Not yet tested with physical radios.
When a radio is connected, Home shows its frequency and mode, the meters it reports, and whether the connection is healthy.
With Lifetime, HAMORA compares your equipment on the same band: which antenna reaches farther, and how much DX each one has worked, with the evidence behind it. Basic equipment statistics are in free Analytics.
The app lists both as "Coming later". Use rigctld on a computer connected to the radio today.
The Bridge runs Hamlib's rigctld for you, detects your radio, and only reads from it.
Needs a radio supported by Hamlib, A CAT cable or USB connection
Not yet tested with physical radios.
Radios tested with HAMORA Bridge, and radios reported working by operators.
