Radio logbook with ADIF import and export
Every contact belongs in the log. The logbook on Signal-Pirat records QSOs in UTC, reads and writes ADIF and so works with common logging programs and QSL services. Without an account everything stays in the browser.
Open in the browser
No installation, no sign-up needed.
What the page does
- QSO logging with time in UTC
- ADIF import and export
- Optional sync with your account
- Operating aids: band plan, callsign, locator
- Contest evaluation with Cabrillo
Background
ADIF (Amateur Data Interchange Format) is the common exchange format of logging programs. Each contact is stored with callsign, date and time in UTC, band or frequency, mode and report. Time in UTC avoids confusion across time zones and daylight saving.
In practice
How it works: enter the callsign, choose band, mode and report – date and time in UTC are suggested. At the end of an operating day, export the log as ADIF and import it into a QSL program or service if needed. With an account the log is available on several devices.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the log data stored?
Without an account only in the browser. With an account the log can be synced optionally.
Can I import my existing log?
Yes, via ADIF import.