Remote amateur radio station control that isn't a viewer or a remote desktop. A console built for operating, that feels at home on a phone and scales up to a laptop.
Full radio control
Frequency, a second VFO for split, a centered or fixed scope, mode, filters and filter width, twin PBT, notch, RIT, RF gain, power, preamp, attenuator, AGC, noise blanker and noise reduction levels, squelch, the speech compressor and the antenna tuner.
Live spectrum scope
Your radio's own scope and waterfall, streamed to your screen. Tap a signal to tune straight to it.
Two-way audio
Low-latency receive audio and push-to-talk transmit from your device's microphone or headset, chosen right in the console.
Tune like a knob
Drag to tune, pick your step size, jump bands with a band stack that remembers where you were.
Install as an app
Add your station to your home screen and it opens full screen, like a native app. No app store needed.
Your own address
Your station lives at yourcall.remotemyshack.com. Bookmark it and you're one tap from your shack.
Amplifier, tuner, antennas and rotor
See your PowerGenius XL's or OM Power amplifier's power, SWR and temperature and switch it to Operate, check and bypass your Tuner Genius XL, pick antennas on your Antenna Genius (and name them and set their bands from the setup page, or use it as a radio selector to flip a radio between the antenna and a dummy load), switch antennas and station power with a Waveshare relay board, and see each radio's signal path from the radio to the antenna, live, and turn your beam with a click on the compass, right in the console. On Shack and Super Station.
Several radios
Run all the radios at your station from one shack computer and pick one from the list. Super Station covers them all.
Logbook, map and awards
Import your log as ADIF, log contacts from the console with a QRZ.com lookup and your earlier contacts as you type the call (on Super Station, with a recording of each one to play back later), see them on a world map with the grayline, see who you're about to log on a live map with the weather and the Reverse Beacon skimmers hearing you or them, bring in your LoTW log and confirmations by themselves, upload new contacts to LoTW signed by TQSL at the shack, and follow your DXCC and Worked All States progress by band and mode.
DX cluster spots
Live spots from the cluster node you choose, marked when it's a new country or a new band for you. Tap one to tune.
Your station page
Visitors to your address see your bio, photos, location and what you're on, and can ask you for a contact. On Shack and Super Station, they can click Listen Live to hear the radios you choose, with no account and no control.
Transmit log
Every transmission through RemoteMyShack is recorded: when, where, how long and by whom. Download it any time.
CW, RTTY, PSK, SSTV and FT8
Type CW or RTTY or fire off memories with F1 to F8, and read the band with the built-in CW, RTTY and PSK31 decoders. Receive SSTV pictures as they arrive and send your own, with your call on it. CW goes out through your radio's own keyer. On Super Station, operate FT8: see every station on the band, decoded at the shack and colored by what it adds to your DXCC, answer one with a click, and have the contact made and logged for you. FT4 and WSPR beacons are decoded at the shack too.
RADE digital voice
On Super Station, listen and talk on FreeDV's RADE digital voice with any radio: the console decodes it into clear speech and encodes your voice as you hold to talk. Nothing to install at the shack.
Talk to a real ham
Chat with support from your account. On Super Station, if it's easier to talk it through, we'll call you right there in the browser.