DXping watches the ham radio spotting networks and flags the callsigns and DXCC entities you're chasing the instant they appear — and DXai grades each one's radio path to your antenna, live. Less scrolling, fewer wasted calls, more DX in the log.
A spot tells you someone is on the air. It doesn't tell you whether their signal can reach your antenna. DXai does — by continuously analyzing live on-air signal activity worldwide and measuring the actual radio path between the DX station and your QTH, on the exact band they're operating, as conditions change minute by minute.
Real measurements from a worldwide receiver network plus the DX cluster, RBN and POTA feeds — realistic expectations of making the contact, not forecasts.
Every band, graded live from your QTH. Open for SSB, open for CW, digital-only, or quiet — with the best directions and trend arrows showing whether an opening is building or fading. Each band judged by its own character: 20m worldwide skip, 6m sporadic-E, 2m tropo.
Can I work… anyone? Type any callsign — DXai locates them and grades the path to you on every band, even if they're not on the air. Every spot on your dashboard carries the same verdict, matched to the mode they're running.
Best band toward anywhere. Pick a mode and a target — France, Japan, or all of Oceania — and DXai names the band with the best odds right now, graded from live paths between there and your QTH.
Plan, don't hope. Target Openings shows when a country has actually been reaching you, hour by hour. The Sked Finder names the band and time for a contact with a specific station. The Contest Planner maps which continents each band delivers — measured, not folklore.
It comes to you. Opt-in alerts ping you when a band opens from your QTH, when a watchlist callsign becomes workable — and now when a country you're watching opens on your mode, and even when your antenna starts running below its own measured normal.
Your reach, as a living map. A coverage field that glows green where your signals land at SSB strength and fades to purple at the edge of your range — with a full-screen view built for a shack monitor.
The Antenna Lab. Compare antennas or rigs with timed A/B runs — transmit two minutes on each, and see every setup's real radiation pattern as toggleable map layers.
It knows your station. DXai measures how your signal actually performs against typical stations near you — band by band, from your own transmissions — and adjusts every verdict to match. A hamstick and a big Yagi finally get different answers.
How does it work under the hood? That part's our secret sauce. What you see is a simple answer: can I make this contact, and on what mode.
Try DXai freeFour pillars, one dashboard — updated live every 30 seconds.
Not just who's on the air — whether you can work them, from your QTH, right now.
DXping watches the spotting networks around the clock so you don't have to sit at the screen.
Your logbook drives every map — progress you can see, updated from your own QSOs.
Your QSOs stay yours — worked status, awards and maps all come from your own log.
Plus
Native DXping apps are on the way for Android and iPhone. Browse live spots, get real-time push alerts, check live DXai conditions, explore propagation maps, manage wanted targets and carry your station wherever you go.
Native screens, live maps, push alerts, station switching, logbook access and a home-screen DXai widget are being tested now.
The iOS app will follow the Android beta, bringing the same account, alerts and DXai intelligence to Apple devices.
Already have a DXping account? Your wanted lists, alert settings, station locations and logbook will follow you into the apps automatically.
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Enter wanted callsigns and DXCC entities, or import a ready-made group.
Import an ADIF file or point N1MM+ at DXping so your "worked" status stays current automatically.
Connect Telegram or email and let the alerts bring the DX to you — even when the browser is closed.
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