Radio Manager
Build once, organize everything, and stage it for the connected scanner. Reorder, bulk edit, import, validate, compare, back up, and review before writing.
Library · Sites · Groups · Channels · TGIDs · RR · Compare · Templates
The Complete Monitoring Station
The goal is not to replace the scanner. It is to make the entire monitoring station easier to run, easier to understand, safer to program, and more useful after the transmission is over.
The user should never have to know which internal module owns the data. Related work hands off directly to the correct center.
Build once, organize everything, and stage it for the connected scanner. Reorder, bulk edit, import, validate, compare, back up, and review before writing.
Library · Sites · Groups · Channels · TGIDs · RR · Compare · TemplatesThe live control desk for connected scanners: current activity, active workflows, recording state, decoder status, link health, and quick actions.
Scanners · Live state · Recording · Decoder status · Quick actionsAnswers three questions: Is the station healthy? What is wrong? What is the safest next step? Support reports stay privacy-safe.
Health score · Problems · Live tests · Full state · SupportOne searchable home for recordings from Tone-Out, S.A.M.E., Morse, Discovery, and monitoring, with waveform and spectrum inspection.
Playback · Waveform · FFT · Metadata · Export · Trash/restoreA readable station timeline for alerts, recordings, scanner connections, discoveries, programming jobs, and meaningful application events.
Timeline · Search · Filters · Incidents · Linked actionsOne friendly place for shared station behavior so the same preference is not hidden in five different tools.
Station · Audio · Recording · Activity · RadioReference · PrivacyThese tools connect the station’s history and current state while keeping the owner in control of every consequential change.
Coordinate monitoring behavior and selected library content for owner-defined situations.
Compare library, scanner data, or snapshots and choose individual changes instead of blind overwrite.
Rank unknown activity, collect evidence, and promote confirmed IDs into the programming workflow.
Group related recordings and activity into one event so a busy night becomes one understandable story.
Show what fits, what changes, and what a target scanner family cannot represent before programming.
Start from built-in structures or save a proven Radio Manager system as a reusable template.
Capture the workspace so programming, settings, profiles, and important metadata can be recovered together.
One shortcut to find station content or jump straight to a command without digging through menus.
Quietly surface duplicates, backup gaps, storage growth, and other useful maintenance observations.
Ask questions about the current local station state. It can explain and prepare actions, but scanner writes remain review-first.
Profiles, comparison tools, templates, automation, and Station Assistant may prepare work, but programming follows prepare → review → write → verify. Model capability gates and backups stay between a good idea and a destructive mistake.
The website demo, screenshots, and sample content are intentionally generic. No owner's personal usernames, account details, Windows paths, real scanner programming, recordings, or private logs belong in public-facing assets.