More than rig control
Modern amateur radio stations contain far more than a transceiver. Amplifiers, rotators, antenna switches and network-connected equipment all form part of the operating environment.
QSO Director is designed to control the station as a whole. Hardware state is integrated with the rest of the application, allowing your logging, operating and station-control tools to work together rather than as separate utilities.
One application. One station.
Everything working together
Radio state throughout QSO Director
Multiple devices, multiple controllers
Local and network-connected hardware
Built for station automation
Station control where you need it
Station control isn't confined to a separate configuration screen. Controllers are available as QSO Director tools that can become part of your operating workspace.
DXing
DXing
Contesting
Designed for the hardware, not just the lowest common denominator
Different radios and station devices expose very different capabilities. QSO Director's hardware integrations are designed around what each device can actually do, allowing the application to expose richer controls where the hardware supports them.
That can include capabilities such as network control, spectrum data, multiple VFOs, meters and device-specific functions.
Device-aware controls
Rich native integration
Growing hardware platform
Your station isn't tied to one operating system
Use the same QSO Director station-control environment whether your shack computer runs Windows, macOS or Linux.
Windows
macOS
Linux
Does QSO Director support your station?
QSO Director supports radios, amplifiers, rotators and antenna switching hardware from a growing range of manufacturers, with support for USB, serial and network-connected equipment.
supported radio models
supported amplifier models
supported rotator models
supported switch models
QSO Director is developed using real amateur-radio hardware and shaped by decades of operating and software-engineering experience. Station control isn't an add-on - it's a core part of the architecture.
Built for real stations
Development is guided by a multi-year product strategy covering the capabilities and foundations QSO Director will need as it continues to grow.
Short-term decisions are considered against that longer-term direction, while pragmatic decisions are made where they're necessary to deliver useful capabilities today.
The intention is straightforward: to continue developing QSO Director for many years and build a sustainable software company dedicated to producing exceptional products for radio amateurs.