js8call

Open source, multi-user SDR receiver software with a web interface

HamPi

qFT8: Free, zero-setup FT8/FT4/JS8 Android app with plug-and-play support for all major radio transceivers (including ICOM, Yaesu, Xiegu, QRPLabs QMX, Kenwood, Elecraft).

Web monitor and control interface for js8call

light encryption for ham radio, in particular JS8call. primary goal is smallest possible payload.

The philosophy behind JS8Mesh is to use the abilities of JS8 Call in weak signal communication and enhance the possibility of using the network of stations to achieve communication with targeted ones.

Hamlib SDK - Supports Hamlib Library and JT-ware Development

JS8Call Band Hopping Script

Original clone of the js8call repository as of 06/11/2023

View of JS8 messages heard by your JS8Call application on a small Lilygo (TTGO) T-Display V1.1 unit

CI builds of JS8Call, as well as Experimental builds

A Python library for interacting with JS8Call's TCP API, featuring GPS integration and automated grid square management. This library provides a clean interface to control JS8Call, manage frequencies, and automatically update grid squares based on GPS data. Perfect for amateur radio automation projects.

Off-grid time reference for FT8/JS8 on a $60 pocket radio: syncs from FM RDS and WWV, rates its sources Green/Yellow/Red, and serves NTP from its own Wi-Fi. No internet, no GPS, no soldering.

This program is designed to monitor the JS8Call application for various received messages, examine the messages, then pass on the relevant information to mapping application(s), so the contact can be automatically plotted.

Using JS8Call without a Net Control Station (NCS) to conduct a Radio NET

Interfaces with network or serial GPS devices, obtains location and time NMEA data, converts location data to maidenhead gridsquare format and injects data into WSJT-X/JS8-Call for autogrid functionality, and optionally synchronizes computer time with GPS time data. Available as python source or via release as Windows executable with GUI.

This program is a companion program to JS8Call Monitor. It is designed to export a list of callsigns and matching grid squares from a HamCall application database. JS8Call Monitor then uses this data to resolve missing grid squares from received messages without requiring internet access.

Proof-of-concept covert messaging channel: AES-256-GCM ciphertext hidden inside innocuous chatter, with Reed-Solomon error correction. Byte-compatible browser tool and Python CLI.

EmComm Tools Debian Edition

Node-RED flows in-work, mostly for home automation