QGLogger: a contest-style logger for nets; ADIF is the base

[bob-qg]

Two things KI7MT asked for (2026-10-05):

1. QGLogger's tagline. It was "A contest logger for nets: native desktop (Qt 6 / C++), with releases signed by more than one person…". Now:

• short (tables): A contest-style logger for nets. Lean, fast and secure: it runs the net, and hands your contacts to the logger you already use.
• longer (products page): it does one job, running and following a net; it isn't another general-purpose logger, since there are already many good ones; contacts go to your own logger by ADIF and to LoTW, eQSL and QRZ; it's lean (native) and secure (updates signed by more than one person, checked before install).

2. "ADIF is the base", replacing the shorter "ADIF is the anchor": every tool uses ADIF's own definitions; no one-off custom fields; anything ADIF lacks is defined once, published, and used the same way across every QSO Graph tool where it applies. It's a cost accepted deliberately, for tools that work together and a log you can take anywhere.

Also in llms.txt: QGSDK is available (public since 2026-10-05), no longer "in development".

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