Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our apps and services.

What platforms are your apps available on?

Our apps are available on iOS (iPhone and iPad), Android, and macOS. HAM QuickLog is our flagship app and is available on both iOS and Android. Some apps like Ham Distance are iOS-only.

How do I sync my logs between devices?

Currently, syncing between devices is possible through importing and exporting ADIF files.

Can I import my existing log data?

Yes! HAM QuickLog supports ADIF file import. You can import files from your Mac/PC via iTunes File Sharing, via URL, or through email attachments.

Is there a desktop version of HAM QuickLog?

Currently, HAM QuickLog is available for iOS and Android mobile devices. A Mac version is in the making and will be available later this year.

How do I export my logs to other logging software?

You can export your logs in ADIF format, which is the standard format supported by most amateur radio logging software. Go to Settings > Export in the app.

What is the DX Cluster and how does it work?

The DX Cluster is a network where amateur radio operators share real-time information about stations they hear on the air. Our DX Cluster app connects to these clusters and shows you which DX stations are currently active.

Do your apps require an internet connection?

For basic logging, no internet connection is required. However, features like DX Cluster, callsign lookup, and cloud sync require an internet connection.

How can I get support for your apps?

Visit our Support page for articles and guides, or use the Contact form to reach us directly. We typically respond within 24-48 hours.

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