Log it. Hear it. Decode it.
All in one program.

ShackDeck is the logbook, the receiver and the decoder together. Keep your log, listen through public SDR receivers or your own radio, decode FT8, APRS, weather fax and more, and see every station on the map.

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ShackDeck: the logbook, the map with the paths of the stations on the air, and the on-air table

Everything in one window

The log, the map, the stations on the air, the receiver and the waterfall. No switching between five programs.

ShackDeck: the logbook, the map, the on-air table and the receiver in one window

129stations heard in 24 h

15receivers

2 332callsigns with a page

15 192decodes so far

Logbook

Contacts by hand or straight from the decoder, so the log never holds a QSO you did not make. ADIF in and out, callsign lookup, DX cluster, worked countries and grids on the map.

Receiver

Hundreds of public SDR receivers, checked live and sorted by distance, with a real waterfall and a tuning knob. A catalogue of stations worth hearing, each with its own receiver.

Decoder

FT8, FT4, WSPR, RTTY, PSK31, SSTV, MSK144 meteor scatter, CW. Decoded on the spot, every station on the map in the colours you know.

APRS and weather

Stations, objects and weather stations with temperature and wind on the map, every packet in the list.

Weather charts by fax

DWD sends weather maps several times a day. ShackDeck catches the start tone, lines up the picture and draws it line by line.

Your page on ShackDeck.com

Every station heard by a ShackDeck user gets a page: who hears it, on what bands and hours, and the confirmed contacts. Register to add your profile.

Listen, analyse, decode

Pick a receiver by country or distance, switch to the next one that has your frequency, keep the good ones in favourites. The spectrum, the waterfall and the decodes in one view.

ShackDeck: the receiver on 20 m FT8 with the waterfall and decodes

Weather charts straight from the air

A chart arrives in ten minutes at two lines a second. ShackDeck finds the phasing, measures the line period so the chart never leans, and ends the picture on the stop tone.

ShackDeck: a weather chart received by fax, Canadian Ice Service via DWD

Where is your signal heard?

Look up any callsign: who hears it, on what bands and at what hours, and the confirmed contacts.

Heard just now: IZ6YMF · DL5AKF · CT4NH · SV4FGT · M9NRS · LZ2BC · BG7BVI · PD9OH · RC2GB · A61DD

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Log it. Hear it. Decode it.All in one program.