The logbook for 11 m and PMR446 operators. Logging on ClusterDX, 11DX.net or other software? Try it with your own log, no account needed.
The file is read on your device. Nothing is sent until you have an account.
No stations in range yet.
Export your log as CSV from ClusterDX, then drop the file above.
Export your log as CSV from 11DX.net, then drop the file above.
Any logging software: export to ADIF (.adi or .adif).
QSOs already in your log are not duplicated: you can re-import safely.
No tiers. No subscription. No limits.
Stay signed in as long as you like, even after a night on the air. No timer, no session expiring mid-QSO.
Your log lives on your phone and syncs when the network is back.
No premium version: every member gets everything from day one.
Several pages are open to everyone — take a look before you sign up.
It's the CB operator's station log: every QSO is recorded (callsign, date, UTC time, frequency or channel, report, locator). PingDX makes it an online CB logbook: your log stays on your phone, even without signal, and syncs as soon as you're back online.
Yes. Every feature is included, with no subscription and no QSO limit: logbook, DX cluster, eQSL cards, awards and clubs.
Yes: ADIF export, ClusterDX or 11DX.net log. Drop the file on this page to see your map and countries without an account, then import it into your logbook.
No. PingDX runs in your phone or computer browser and installs like an app for portable operating, even offline.
Yes: live DX cluster, DX prefixes by country, band-opening alerts, propagation and space weather, eQSL cards and awards for the countries you work.
PMR446 has its channels, a coverage map, distance records and a tropo propagation forecast over your QTH.
Join the operators who trust PingDX with their QSOs. It's free, fast and the door is open.
Built for the 11 m / PMR446 community — open in your browser, install as an app, log offline.