For shortwave listeners
See what you’re hearing.
Shortwave Atlas connects to your radio and turns every frequency you tune into a place on the
map. Spin the dial and the globe flies to the transmitter, traces the path across the
day/night line, and tells you who’s on the air, how far away they are and when they
broadcast next.
Your radio, on a map
Tune, and the globe follows
About 2,000 frequency and station pairs from 170 transmitter sites, from the
EiBi schedule. Search by station, country,
language or kHz, or click a transmitter to list what it broadcasts. Tune
5850 and you’re looking at Florida.
Plug in your radio and go
Pick your model from Hamlib’s list of hundreds of rigs, choose the serial port and press
Connect. If the radio doesn’t answer, it tells you why in plain words.
Listen from anywhere
Turn on Listen and the rig’s own audio plays in the app, or in any browser on your
network or Tailscale, with an audio waterfall alongside.
Free, open source, and yours
MIT licensed. No account, no tracking: the app only reads one small file to check for updates.