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HamHub Features

HamHub is entering its first beta. That means: a lot already works, some parts are still being refined, and new things can land quickly. Below you’ll find what’s current, what’s work-in-progress, and what’s on the backlog.

Current

Things you can use right now (and that we’re actively polishing).

DX Cluster workflows

CURRENT

Spot-first operating: see activity quickly and act on it without wrestling the UI.

  • Spot list + filtering
  • Map-centric view (where it helps)
  • Designed for quick operating flow

Greyline / map overlays

CURRENT

Visual context for propagation. Great for deciding if it’s worth calling that far-away station.

  • Greyline overlay
  • Works alongside spots
  • Fast at-a-glance context

WSJT-X / digital support

CURRENT

Digital operating without juggling endless windows.

  • Live decode visibility
  • Less copy/paste between tools
  • Built for real operating sessions

Rig control integration

CURRENT

Where supported, HamHub can connect the dots between ‘seeing something’ and ‘tuning to it’.

  • Hamlib/rigctld style integration
  • Aiming for ‘click spot → tune’
  • Iterating quickly based on feedback

Work in progress

These are under active development — likely to change quickly during beta.

Logbook sync & confirmations

WIP

Making confirmations feel integrated instead of a separate chore.

  • eQSL / LoTW direction
  • Smarter matching & workflows
  • More providers later

Alerts & watchlists

WIP

Better “tell me when…” support: spots, callsigns, bands, modes, etc.

  • DX alerts concepts
  • Operator-driven tuning
  • Low-noise by design

Backlog

Ideas we want, but won’t overpromise on the homepage. These are driven by community input.

More logging depth

BACKLOG

Richer logbook features, import/export flows, and smarter duplicate checks.

More integrations

BACKLOG

More radios, more services, more ways to adapt HamHub to your shack setup.

Want something moved up the list? Tell us what you’re trying to do in your operating flow. That’s how HamHub gets shaped.