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radiolog

radiolog screen shot

We've put together the 28-minute screencast video above, covering the key features.

Click any of the quick links in the 'Key Features' section below to start watching at that section, or at that section's demo.


radiolog fleetsync_screen shot

November 2017: here's a new 8-minute screencast video on the FleetSync features of Radiolog, including FleetSync muting and selective device filtering.


radiolog non_fleetsync_screen shot

January 2018: here's a new 4-minute summary screencast video on using Radiolog without Fleetsync.


Nevada County Sheriff's Search and Rescue (ncssar-nc.org) has been using this radio log tool on every callout since early 2015.

This open-source project is mainly intended for use by other Search and Rescue teams. While it's not currently (Nov. 10 2016) in an easily installable state, one of our biggest issues will be to make a clean installer. Until then, please contact the author if your team is interested in using this software.

See the latest installation procedure here.

See guidelines for contributing to this project here.

The general idea:

General Radio Log management

  • Intended to be user-friendly and intuitive, with no training necessary to make use of key features
  • Most features are automated
  • Less overhead = Reduced Fiddling
  • Fewer options = Reduced Fiddling
  • Reduced Fiddling = more effective Radio Operator

Key Features

Overview slideshow (17 slides describing the features in a bit more detail): overview PDF

FleetSync interface details are spelled out here.

Please contact the author if other documentation would be helpful.