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OM0RX xCluster

Live DX-cluster activity, classified against your logbook so new calls, bands and opportunities are easier to find.

macOS 13+Published macOS build

Public downloads in preparation
OM0RX xCluster application interface
The standalone xCluster spot table with colour-coded band, mode, call and DXCC context.View full screenshot ↗

Built around the operator

The spotting desk.

xCluster connects to one or more DX clusters and turns their spots into a readable operating list. Bands, modes, continents and worked-before state can be combined with configurable colours and special-reference tags.

The application reads an xLog or RUMlogNG logbook without writing to it. A callsign opens previous-QSO evidence; a deliberate spot handoff can pass operating details to the configured logging and radio workflow.

In the workspace

What you can do.

01

Multiple cluster connections

Auto-reconnecting sessions, a command console and independently selectable RBN/Skimmer spots.

02

Useful classification

New calls, bands, modes and DXCC opportunities are presented beside worked and confirmed evidence.

03

Portable references

Configurable rules identify parks, summits, islands, flora/fauna, castles and other station references.

04

xLog handoff

A local classified snapshot feeds xLog maps while retaining the chosen filters and semantic colours.

Availability

At your station.

Published version
0.1.6
Logbook access
Read-only
Cost
Free

Before you begin

  • macOS 13 or later.
  • An xLog database or RUMlogNG logbook for worked/confirmed classification.
  • A configured cluster connection and compatible station setup for tuning handoff.

The published Mac application is Developer ID signed; the documented standalone builds are not notarized. Public download availability is being updated.

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