Check in a station or pick one from the list.
My Turn
All notes of this session in recorded order, by round. The same notes as in Live Notes: an edit here is an edit there.
Net Control
Roster and planned order
Check stations in and out, pause or mark them away right here; each change is recorded with its time.
The order is for display and planning only; it never changes who actually spoke or creates a round.
Checks out every station that is still in and adds "net closed" with the time to the log. Undo (Ctrl/⌘+Z) takes it all back.
Roster and presence over time
This session
Your own station is marked "me" in the lists; My Turn is yours.
Export this session
ADIF: one QSO per checked-in station at its check-in time (UTC), with the session\'s repeater, frequency and mode; notes stay out. The notes CSV contains your notes and replies (plaintext, like a backup); the report only when "with notes and replies" is ticked.
Net control station
Handovers
Removed stations
After-net tasks
Follow-ups for after the net; they do not appear in My Turn.
Start a session right away, with or without a series. Session numbers are suggested, never counted from missed dates, and stay editable.
Backup and data
Station profiles
Saved with "Save as station profile" in a station's details; offered first when checking a station in. Sessions keep their own copy.
Back up and restore
Downloads every series, session, station and note as one file.
Loads a backup file. Nothing stored here is overwritten; clashing sessions come in as copies.
A backup is a plain JSON file: anyone with the file can read it. Deleting something here does not delete copies already exported.
Callsign lists
Your own lists (a text file in the PoLo format, or CSV) and the Austrian list apply to all tools on this device together: Confirm, Notfunk and Netlog.
Station lookup links
Netlog only offers links to QRZ.com, HamQTH, QRZCQ, APRS.fi and – if set on the Wavelog import page – your Wavelog; they need internet and are opened only by you. Nothing is looked up or sent by itself.
Danger zone
Deleting a session, station or note is reversible (restore, undo). Erasing removes it from this device for good, with its history and drafts.