HAMgpt — what can I do with my radio today?
HAMgpt is your personal amateur-radio copilot. Given your license class, radio, antenna, and location — plus what's on the air right now — it tells you what to actually do today: which bands are open, who you can work, repeaters near you, live DX, POTA/SOTA, satellite passes, and more. It's personalized, live, and precise — and unlike a general chatbot it never invents frequencies, tones, or license privileges.
What you can do with HAMgpt
- See which HF/VHF/UHF bands are open from your location right now, and who you can work.
- Find repeaters near you — with the correct offset and CTCSS/DCS tone, not a guess.
- Discover live DXpeditions and POTA/SOTA activity you can realistically work with your antenna.
- Get satellite pass predictions for your location.
- Look up license privileges — bands, modes, and power limits — by class and country.
- Design antennas (Yagi, dipole, vertical, magnetic loop) with real, to-scale dimensions.
- Practice for your amateur-radio license exam.
How HAMgpt is different from a general chatbot
A general model answers from memory and will happily guess a repeater offset or a band privilege. HAMgpt is grounded: it knows your station and reads livedata, so its answers are personal to your QTH and this minute — and when it doesn't have something, it says so instead of making it up.
Frequently asked questions
- What is HAMgpt?
- HAMgpt is a personal amateur-radio (ham radio) copilot — an AI assistant that tells licensed and aspiring hams what to actually do on the air right now, based on their license class, radio, antenna, and location.
- How is HAMgpt different from ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT is a great general reference; HAMgpt is personalized, live, and precise. It knows your station, reads current band conditions, spots, and space weather, and it never invents frequencies, tones, offsets, or license privileges — those come from real data.
- Is HAMgpt free?
- HAMgpt has a free tier. Optional paid plans add higher daily limits and more personalized features.
- Which countries and license classes does it support?
- The United States (FCC Technician, General, and Extra) plus Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, Argentina and more — each with that country's own bands and power limits.
- Do I need an account?
- You can preview HAMgpt on the home page without one. To ask your own questions, create a free account — or sign in if you already have one.