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Nexus is a free, open-source amateur radio operations center: decoding, logging, mapping, alerting, propagation and the panadapter in one program. Fifteen modes, transmit and receive. Windows, macOS,
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An all-mode amateur radio operations center — FT8/FT4, CW (with an AI decoder), SSB phone, RTTY, SSTV, APRS and satellites in one modern app: native decode, waterfall, spots, live propagation map, POTA/SOTA & Field Day, and a DXCC logbook with LoTW/QRZ/ClubLog/eQSL. Rust + Tauri; GPLv3.
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One app from antenna to award. Eleven modes, real rig control, APRS, propagation, DX chasing, and a logbook that computes your awards offline.
Offline installer, bundles WebView2 and Hamlib, per-user install, no admin rights. ·
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One app from antenna to award. Eleven modes, real rig control, APRS, propagation, DX chasing, and a logbook that computes your awards offline.
Offline installer, bundles WebView2 and Hamlib, per-user install, no admin rights. ·
Operator manual · Comprehensive overviewRead the full README ↗