Cloudlog is a self-hosted web application for logging amateur radio contacts. Built with PHP and MySQL, it runs on a Linux server and gives operators access to their station logbook from a browser.
It covers everyday logging as well as specialist operating across HF, VHF, UHF, microwave and satellites. Cloudlog also brings together award tracking, QSL services, maps, station notes and integrations with radio and digital-mode software, so much of the station workflow can be managed from one interface.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Logs QSOs from HF through microwave and supports CAT-assisted operation and automatic log syncing from applications such as WSJT-X.
- Integrates with Logbook of the World, eQSL, QRZ Logbook, Clublog and other online confirmation and logging services.
- Tracks awards including DXCC, WAS, VUCC, IOTA, DOK, SOTA and other operating programmes.
- Provides satellite-aware logging, orbit-based map filtering and status reporting to AMSAT and OscarWatch.
- Includes a DX Cluster view with mode filtering, new-DXCC highlighting and click-to-QSY integration with the QSO screen.
- Offers a Station Diary for station notes, images and operating records, with optional public entries, RSS feeds and QSO maps.
- Provides advanced logbook searching with persistent filters, exact-match controls, search history and bookmarkable result URLs.
- Supports multiple POTA references and improved grid handling for VUCC and portable operation.
- Includes a plugin manager for installing, enabling, disabling and managing packaged extensions.
- Provides maps, statistics, contesting tools, ADIF import and export, Cabrillo export and interfaces for external applications.
Website: github.com/magicbug/Cloudlog
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Developer: Peter Goodhall
License: MIT License
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