Ham2K PoLo: Portable Logger

Ham2K Technologies

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About this app

The best app to log your QSOs on the go.

Support for Parks On The Air (POTA), Summits On The Air (SOTA), Field Day, Winter Field Day, Worldwide Flora and Fauna (WWFF) and more.

Fast and efficient yet fully-featured: QRZ.com name lookups, QSO Maps, offline data files, contact rates, duplicate warnings, POTA spots, search parks nearby or by name, etc.

This app is still being built, so updates with fixes and new features are frequent. But this also means that things might break from time to time, so please bear with us.

Ratings and reviews

Favorite logging app for Parks on the Air. I like the operations settings features. It uses your GPS to locate the parks you want to activate within your current position and to set your Grid Square. The spotter tab list all of the active parks registered in the POTA App. You locate the park you want to log, click on it in the spotter tab, and it automatically switches you to the QSO screen and fills in the contact information for that activation. POLO is easy to use

So far, so good. Neat looking app that appears to have been built by competent software developers who ALSO know about amateur radio. Good lookup features (it found my maidenhead grid square easily, knew about POTA locations near my location, and can log-in to QRZ to do lookups). Downloads data to work offline. Ability to import and export logs. Haven't yet logged an operation …. but I'm definitely taking this app with me. 73 / M7SUX

Just installed it, looks good so far. I do a lot of HF mobile, especially POTA hunting. I see lots of controls for POTA activation, is there a way to add a field for hunters to easily enter park numbers worked? Even better, when that field is populated, it enters the corresponding state and grid for the park, vice the operator's home?

What’s new

• Ham2K Log Filer cloud sync service!
• Lakes & Lagoons on the Air (LLOTA)
• Towers on the Air (TOTA)
• Support for FT2
• Multiple language translations (Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, German, French and more)