# Tools

Small browser tools for amateur radio, no account needed. Your logs and files stay on your device: nothing you enter is uploaded. The SOTA Alerts Map is the one tool that needs an internet connection; it loads alerts and map tiles from third parties (SOTA and the map providers).

Two ways to use a tool without a connection:

- **Offline after first visit:** open the tool once with internet; after that it works without a connection. On a phone or tablet, add it to the home screen.
- **Single-file download:** save the tool as one HTML file (e.g. on a USB stick) and open it from there, without a server or network.

## ADIF Editor

Open, check and edit ADIF log files (`.adi`), validated against ADIF 3.1.8. German and English. Every build is tested against the official ADIF test QSOs and cross-checked with adifmt and adif-checker; the editor's "About ADIF compliance & validation" section links the test results of the copy you are using.

[Open ADIF Editor →](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif/index.html>) [About ADIF Editor](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif-info/index.md>) · [Verification and test results](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif/index.html#compliance>) · [Data sources](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/data-sources/#adif-editor>)

## Bestätigungsverkehr

Offline after first visit Single-file download

Logbook for check-in nets with the Austrian callsign and repeater lists, an offline location lookup, a map, CSV/ADIF export and PDF printouts, including an empty form.

[Open Bestätigungsverkehr →](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/confirm/index.html>) [Manual (German)](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/confirm-info/index.md>) · [Offline file](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/confirm/confirm-offline.html>) · [Data sources](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/data-sources/#bestatigungsverkehr-confirmation-log>)

## Netlog

Offline after first visit Single-file download

Log for amateur radio nets: notes per station and round, reminders for your own turn, net control, speaking orders, keyboard-driven live view, a roster report with a presence timeline, station history across sessions with open follow-ups, search, undo, backups, and CSV/ADIF/PDF export. German and English. Built for one person on one device. Its help is inside the app.

[Open Netlog →](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/netlog/index.html>) [About Netlog](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/netlog-info/index.md>) · [Offline file](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/netlog/netlog-offline.html>)

## SOTA Alerts Map

Internet required

Upcoming SOTA activations on a map, filtered by time, band and mode, with the distance from your location. German and English.

[Open SOTA Alerts Map →](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/sota-alerts/index.html>) [About SOTA Alerts Map](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/sota-alerts-info/index.md>) · [Data sources](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/data-sources/#sota-alerts-map>)

## Notfunk-Meldebuch

Draft · for exercises Offline after first visit Single-file download

Emergency traffic log for ÖVSV Notfunk: gapless message numbers, handover with who and when, an offline map of the messages, and PDF printouts: one page per message, the book for a time range and an empty form. The message format is provisional until the Notfunkreferat Wien confirms it.

[Open Notfunk-Meldebuch →](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/notfunk/index.html>) [Manual (German)](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/notfunk-info/index.md>) · [Offline file](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/notfunk/notfunk-offline.html>) · [Data sources](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/data-sources/#notfunk-meldebuch>)

## Callsign lists and Wavelog import

Netlog, Bestätigungsverkehr and Notfunk-Meldebuch share one callsign lookup: the Austrian list plus your own lists (Ham2K PoLo callsign notes or CSV). The [Wavelog import](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/wavelog-import/index.html>) adds the QSOs of a Wavelog logbook as one more list. It needs an internet connection and your Wavelog address and API token; it only reads, and the token is not stored.

## Data sources

Where the tools' offline data comes from, and its licences: [Data sources and licences](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/data-sources/index.md>).

## Source code

The tools are open source (MIT licence): [github.com/oe1ebg/tools](<https://github.com/oe1ebg/tools>).