Tour
Have a look before you sign in.
Four screens cover most of it: prove your callsign once, see what you can reach from where you are standing, get walked through the first call, look anyone up. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app — there is nothing to download.
From a licence in hand to a contact logged
Sign in with your callsign
A passkey or a link by mail, and your callsign checked against the FCC or ISED record. Level 2 — an LoTW-signed challenge or an official copy of the licence — is what lets you do anything that touches a transmitter. The same identity signs you in to Wavelog and anything else that accepts it, so there is no second password anywhere.
Sign in with your callsign
N2PYZVerified · level 2Continue with a passkeyOr a link by mail. Level 2 is an LoTW-signed challenge or an official copy of the licence.
One identity: verify the callsign once, then use it to sign in to Wavelog and anything else that takes it. See what is on the air near you
Repeaters, AllStarLink nodes, parks on the air and operators who said they are around. Each one gets a plain answer rather than a distance: worth trying from a handheld, needs height, or out of reach — worked out over the terrain between you and the site.
Near you · Brooklyn
146.730 · KC2RCTry this one449.225 · W2ABCNeeds heightNode 51234 · ManhattanOnline · 3 connectedTerrain checked between where you stand and the site.
What is on the air near you, with a plain answer per site: worth trying from a handheld, or not. Get walked through the first call
Pick a radio, program it, find a repeater you can reach, make the call, log it. Each step is answered for where you are and what you own, with the exact words to say when you key up the first time. The milestone goes in your log, and to your club if you want it there.
Your first contact
Pick a radioDoneProgram itDoneFind a repeater you can reachNowMake the callNextShow me repeaters near meFirst Contact: five steps from a licence in hand to a logged QSO, each one answered for where you are. Look anyone up
Every US and Canadian licence, from the public files: class, status, dates, and the nodes that callsign runs. No address, no phone number, no sign-in, no advertising — and the same data is on the public API and through MCP if you want to build on it.
N2PYZ
ClassGeneralStatusActiveExpires2032-12-31Also on the public API and through MCP.
Every US and Canadian licence, from the FCC and ISED files: no address, no phone number, no sign-in.
Then bring the club
A club runs its net from the phone: check-ins with one tap, statuses net control can trust, whose turn it is on everyone’s screen, and the summary posted when it closes. Behind that sits the roster with licence dates, dues, events, minutes, elections, equipment and the treasurer’s book.
Every club gets its own address at its callsign — kc2rc.clubs.qsoapp.com — and everything it puts in comes back out as CSV.
Tuesday Night Net · open
146.730 MHz · net control W2ABC · 14 checked in
Closing the net writes the summary and posts it.
Kings County Radio Club · KC2RC
Brooklyn, NY · 84 members
Signing in happens on qsoapp.com, with your callsign.
On your phone, without a store
Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen. Reconnect to load current information. Where notifications are available, you can choose reminders for nets you follow. No store account is needed.
Free to use, with no ads or tracking. Location and presence are opt-in, always.
Demo club
Or walk through it yourself
Walk into a club that does not exist and press every button: run a net, take dues, open an election, print the reports. No sign-up, no email.