A desktop amateur radio logging application built with Tauri, Solid.js, and Rust.
- QSO Logging — Log contacts with callsign lookup (via HamDB), duplicate detection, and customizable fields per logbook template
- Templates — Create custom field layouts with support for text, numeric, dropdown, and lookup field types; station fields persist across QSOs while contact fields reset each entry
- Competition / Contest Mode — Template-driven scoring engine with built-in presets (WAS, CQ Zones, etc.) and a live score/multiplier panel
- POTA & SOTA Support — Built-in reference data (parks and summits) synced from official sources; autocomplete when logging activations or chaser contacts
- Map View — Leaflet map embedded in the workspace showing worked stations plotted from Maidenhead grid squares
- ADIF Import / Export — Import existing logs or export for upload to Logbook of the World (LoTW), QRZ, eQSL, etc.
- Multiple Profiles & Logbooks — Manage separate operator profiles (callsign, grid, power, etc.) and independent logbooks, each bound to its own template
- Light / Dark Theme — System-aware with a manual toggle
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| UI | Solid.js + TypeScript |
| Desktop | Tauri 2.0 (Rust) |
| Database | SQLite (via rusqlite, WAL mode) |
| Build | Vite 6 + Cargo |
| Maps | Leaflet + OpenStreetMap |
| Linting | Biome (TS), rustfmt (Rust) |
- Rust (stable)
- Node.js 18+ or Bun
- Tauri system dependencies for your OS — see the Tauri prerequisites guide
bun install
# or: npm installbun tauri dev
# or: npm run tauri devThis starts the Vite dev server and the native Tauri window together with hot-reload.
bun tauri build
# or: npm run tauri buildThe installer/bundle is placed in src-tauri/target/release/bundle/.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
bun tauri dev |
Start dev build with hot-reload |
bun tauri build |
Create production bundle |
bun run format |
Format TypeScript with Biome |
bun run lint |
Lint TypeScript with Biome |
bun run format:rust |
Format Rust with rustfmt |
POTA and SOTA reference data are fetched from their official APIs and stored locally in SQLite. The app checks for stale data (older than 7 days) automatically 5 seconds after launch and re-syncs in the background. You can also trigger a manual sync from the Settings page.
Progress is streamed to the UI via Tauri events (sync-progress, background-sync-started, background-sync-completed).
Use the Logbooks page to import an existing .adi / .adif file into a logbook, or to export the current logbook for upload to external services. The exporter maps internal field names to standard ADIF tags.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.