TQSL (Trusted QSL)

If amateur radio is among your pastimes, then it’s likely that you’re aware of the importance of certification, which is required for you to be able to practice your hobby. After all, the radio spectrum can only provide so much bandwidth for a certain location, hence the need to own a certificate. To help with the process, TQSL is a software solution that aims to make the singing and uploading of QSOs to American Radio Relay League’s Logbook of the World more straightforward.

The goal is to provide users with a ready-made solution to submit their certificates for signing and logging. Both parts are important, as the Logbook is meant to facilitate the contact and exchange of QSL cards. To that end, TQSL lets you proceed by uploading your QSOs as ADIF or Cabrillo log files, while also providing a data editor functionality in the eventuality that you need to modify it.

To begin, you’ll have to upload a callsign certificate or request one. Upon completion, users can start signing their logs to be uploaded to the Logbook database. To facilitate the certificate management process for multiple stations, the program lets users create multiple profiles by way of the Station Locations menu.