QSODates.com is a free, open, community-driven platform for amateur radio operators, clubs, organizations, and event coordinators. Our goal is to help people discover, share, and promote amateur radio activities around the world.
Whether it is a contest, special event station, field day, POTA activation, SOTA activation, club meeting, training session, net, award program, DXpedition, convention, hamfest, or any other amateur radio activity, QSODates.com gives the community a central place to publish and find event information.
Amateur radio is built on cooperation, experimentation, learning, and public service. Yet event information is often scattered across websites, social media, newsletters, and club pages. QSODates.com exists to make that information easier to access, share, and preserve.
QSODates.com is committed to open data. We aim to make community-contributed event information available through our website and public APIs so that developers, clubs, researchers, and other amateur radio services can build useful tools and services.
We are an independent community project. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any national amateur radio society, regulatory authority, manufacturer, commercial organization, or club unless explicitly stated.
Our Commitment
We are committed to:
- Free access to amateur radio activity information.
- Open and reusable community-contributed event data.
- Free public APIs for developers and organizations.
- Respect for contributors and users.
- Transparency in how information is managed.
- Long-term preservation of amateur radio activity information.
- Supporting amateur radio operators worldwide.
Join The Community
If you are an operator, club officer, event organizer, software developer, researcher, or amateur radio enthusiast, we invite you to participate. Submit events, share activities, build applications using our APIs, and help create a more connected amateur radio calendar.