WSJT-X – WSJT-X implements communication protocols or “modes”.This list will try to show only the most popular and current software. While there are many programs available, many are essentially old or have been superseded by better programs. Software to operate using digital modes: RTTY, PSK31, FT8, JT-65, Olivia, etc. Depending on your rig, control software can be used to set frequency, control transmission modes (CW, LSB, etc.), set filter settings, control VFOs, and more – all with your mouse. Software used to control your transceiver. Software suites usually provide at least basic frequency rig control. Logging apps also typically provide basic rig control. Logging software obviously keep track of your individual contacts, but typically provides other services, including QSLing (including cards), filing with eQSL and LoTW, awards tracking, and interfacing with other software. Logging may be one of the most basic operations of a digital shack. Software Suites are designed to provided integrated applications that should cover the basic needs for operating a digital shack.
This page is currently still under construction in early 2018. Some software may be included in multiple sections (e.g., a logger that is also part of a suite). I will attempt to keep this page up to date with recent information.įor now, this page will be limited to Windows 7/10 software (say no to XP!), and eventually may include Mac OS and Linux. One of the biggest problems is that you get links to old sites with outdated information. If you search Google for Amateur (or Ham) Radio Software, you will get a lot of results, but not a lot of information.
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