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## Mission

QSO Graph is open amateur radio software, built to work together: a net logger, club services, propagation analytics, and the libraries and AI integrations behind them. Each tool does one job and stands alone; together they share ADIF and published interfaces, so an operator or a club can use the one that applies and add others later.
QSO Graph is open amateur radio software for your station: logging, nets, awards, spots and your radio, in one place, on Windows, macOS and Linux, with the libraries and AI integrations behind them. Each tool does one job and stands alone; together they share ADIF and published interfaces, so an operator or a club can use the one that applies and add others later.

It started with the [MCP servers](../servers/index.md), which let an AI assistant answer questions from an operator's own data: "Do I have any new LoTW confirmations?" "What's the solar forecast?" "What POTA spots are on 20m right now?" The [products](../products.md) page lists what is available and what is coming.

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**Open amateur radio software, built to work together.**

QSO Graph is a suite of open amateur radio tools: a net logger, a club service, propagation analytics, and the libraries and AI integrations behind them. They share one data model, publish their interfaces, and are built so that any of them can be used alone. Free software under the GPL, for individual operators and for clubs, small and large.
QSO Graph is open amateur radio software for your station: logging, nets, awards, spots and your radio, in one place, on Windows, macOS and Linux, with the libraries and AI integrations behind them. They share one data model, publish their interfaces, and are built so that any of them can be used alone. Free software under the GPL, for individual operators and for clubs, small and large.

## Today

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# QSO Graph — Open amateur radio software, built to work together

> QSO Graph is a suite of open amateur radio tools: a net logger, club services, propagation analytics, and the libraries and AI integrations behind them. They share one data model (ADIF-based), publish their interfaces, and can each be used alone. Available now: {{ server_count() }} open-source Model Context Protocol servers with {{ tool_total() }} tools, connecting AI assistants to amateur radio services, secure by design. In development: QSO Graph Logger (a contest-style logger for nets: lean, fast and secure; not a general-purpose logger). Available: QSO Graph SDK (https://github.com/qso-graph/qso-graph-sdk), the build kit for it. Planned: qso-graph-adif, qso-graph-core, qso-graph-atlas.
> QSO Graph is open amateur radio software for your station: logging, nets, awards, spots and your radio, in one place, on Windows, macOS and Linux, with the libraries and AI integrations behind them. They share one data model (ADIF-based), publish their interfaces, and can each be used alone. Available now: {{ server_count() }} open-source Model Context Protocol servers with {{ tool_total() }} tools, connecting AI assistants to amateur radio services, secure by design. In development: QSO Graph Logger (a contest-style logger for nets: lean, fast and secure; not a general-purpose logger). Available: QSO Graph SDK (https://github.com/qso-graph/qso-graph-sdk), the build kit for it. Planned: qso-graph-adif, qso-graph-core, qso-graph-atlas.

## MCP servers

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site_name: QSO Graph
site_description: >-
Open amateur radio software, built to work together: a net logger, club services, propagation
analytics, and MCP servers connecting AI assistants to QRZ, LoTW, eQSL, HamQTH, POTA, SOTA, IOTA,
space weather and WSPR. ADIF-based, open source, secure by design.
Open amateur radio software for your station: logging, nets, awards, spots and your radio, in one place,
on Windows, macOS and Linux; with MCP servers connecting AI assistants to QRZ, LoTW, eQSL, HamQTH, POTA,
SOTA, IOTA, space weather and WSPR. ADIF-based, open source, secure by design.
site_author: Greg Beam, KI7MT
site_url: https://qso-graph.io/
repo_url: https://github.com/qso-graph/qso-graph.github.io
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"name": "QSO Graph",
"url": "https://qso-graph.io/",
"logo": "https://qso-graph.io/assets/social-card.png",
"description": "Open amateur radio software, built to work together: a net logger, club services, propagation analytics, and MCP servers for amateur radio services.",
"description": "Open amateur radio software for your station: logging, nets, awards, spots and your radio, in one place, on Windows, macOS and Linux; with MCP servers for amateur radio services.",
"founder": { "@type": "Person", "name": "Greg Beam", "callSign": "KI7MT", "url": "https://github.com/KI7MT" },
"sameAs": ["https://github.com/qso-graph"]
},
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