Hey, I'm Casey Stanton, K3SBP, a husband, father of 2, and ham radio operator with a dream to have an app to help me make QSOs in the limited time I have.

I'm building POTACAT, a free and open source app for hunting Parks on the Air, Summits on the Air, and DX Cluster spots from my shack computer and from my phone and iPad.

I am helping to DEMOCRATIZE REMOTE RADIO.

POTACAT pulls live spots from POTA, SOTA, the DX Cluster, and the Reverse Beacon Network into one place -- with a sortable table, interactive map, and one-click tuning to your rig. It works with dozens of ICOM, Yaesu, QRPLabs and other radios, including some special treats for Flex Radio and ANAN/Hermes users.

POTACAT syncs with a number of logbooks, provides respotting to POTA and DX clusters, and offers a full DX terminal.

I built this because I wanted a faster way to hunt parks without juggling multiple browser tabs and manually spinning the VFO... and to play a little radio when I'm waiting in line at the supermarket.

The app is free, open source, and in active development. Every feature so far has come from real on-air use and feedback from the POTACAT Discord community.

If POTACAT has helped you work a new park or made your operating setup a little smoother, a coffee goes a long way toward keeping development going. 73!