SWLog

Name: SWLog
Author: Robert Sillett

By: Robert Sillett App

Shortwave & Amateur Radio Log

Overview

Apple Apps Store

Version:

15.1

Last updated: 2025-09-29

Ranking

#1,616,706 ▼ 556,636

Overall

Features & Capabilities

SWLog is a mobile companion application to the full SWLog suite or logging and radio control applications. SWLog allows amateur radio and broadcast (shortwave, AM/FM, and utility) transmissions to be logged locally and later uploaded to the main logging program.

QRZ can be used for lookups for amateur radio logs. For broadcast logs, various program schedules from ADDX, AOKI, EIBI, FCC, HFCC, ILGRadio, and SWSkeds are queried to aid in identifying the station.

Features of this app include:

Download a preset list of locations, radios, and broadcast program schedules
Add an amateur radio QSO
Supports QRZ lookups
Monitor POTA spots
Add a POTA spot
Add a broadcast log
Supports lookups to various program schedules
GPS integration including calculating the current grid square to 10 characters
View/Browse locally added logs
Upload logs to the main logging program

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Robert Sillett

Version:

15.1 Last updated: 2025-09-29

Version code:

878481774

Creation date:

2023-07-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

304.54MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 1,616,706 ▼ 556,636

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Developed by:

Robert Sillett

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/swlog/id6452913390

Website:

https://swlog.us

User Reviews

I installed SWLog on my Mac Studio expecting desktop-style functionality, but the macOS experience appears to be the mobile companion app rather than a true Mac desktop application. The app requires a precise GPS location just to function, and on my Mac it would hang at “Getting GPS Location.” I also could not find the desktop/API settings needed to make synchronization work. On iPhone the app makes sense as a companion tool, but on macOS this feels confusing and not ready for real desktop use.