A friendly ham radio logbook app with POTA spotting, radio control via flrig, and more — runs locally on your computer.
Get Rigbook View on GitHubLogs QSOs, as you'd expect. Rigbook is especially adept at POTA hunting and SKCC. Auto-fill frequency and mode from flrig, callsign details from QRZ, and SKCC numbers from the member list. Country and state autocomplete with code normalization. Sortable, column-reorderable, resizable log table with click-to-edit.
Connect to flrig for live VFO display, frequency tuning, and mode selection directly from the header bar.
Watch for active POTA and SKCC spots on a single filterable view. Click any entry to tune your radio and open a pre-filled QSO form — making it fast to chase a spot.
Browse parks you have worked, with park details and mapping.
Live RBN and HamAlert spot table with filtering by source, band, mode, callsign, and SKCC membership. Shows closest spotter distance and SNR, QRZ home location.
HamAlert spots create persistent in-app notifications with optional desktop browser alerts. Updates are delivered in real time.
At-a-glance propagation data including solar flux, sunspot number, A/K indices, X-ray flux, geomagnetic field, solar wind, and HF/VHF propagation conditions sourced from hamqsl.com.
Dual-pane mode on wide screens with a draggable divider. Light and dark themes. Keyboard shortcuts for all major actions. Built-in self-updater — go to Settings → Updates to keep Rigbook current automatically.
Export and import ADIF files with customizable filters and duplicate detection. A comment template system supports structured fields with round-trip safety, so your data stays clean when moving between logging programs. With a QRZ data subscription, you may also save logged QSOs directly to QRZ.
Each logbook is a separate SQLite database stored locally on your computer. The logbook picker is shown by default on startup; pass a name on the command line to open a specific logbook directly. Switch between logbooks at any time from the header.