BG8IXZ If you simply need to record information, using jjo's hamtool is sufficient. It can also be used for creating, receiving, printing, and managing QSL cards and related documents.
BG2GGH BI3TKL I was recommended to check out hahaha, and I'm currently developing a new version of V4 when I received a notification from @.
BA4RRE I currently use grazing QR codes and Feishu shared documents. However, I've noticed that sometimes other stations take out the card, scan the QR code, and throw it away with the envelope.😂
BH8GG Please take a look. @[已注销] of A unified log management system based on Qt6/Vue3/Springboot2.I don't know if he finished it.🤔
BI7ALG Consider setting up your own web-based version of Wavelog, which is open-source software. This allows you to see all QSOs and their confirmation status on a map interface, as well as the QSL exchange situation, and also download eQSL directly.
BI7ALG YofoaStudio I'm looking for an LNMP virtual host, and then register my own domain name. Together, it should cost around $100 or so. If possible, you can also set it up on your NAS or home server. My plan is to use a home server plus FRP penetration.
BI7ALG BG6RJN The interface looks a bit outdated. However, the web version has an advantage: it can be used on a mobile phone to record communications while away from a desk.