Etere.AI

A vintage receiver that listens to shortwave from all over the world. Its rack modules decode FT8, RTTY, weather fax and NAVTEX.

Etere.AI is a vintage radio receiver on your Mac and your iPhone. It has the front panel of a real transceiver, with knobs, an S-meter and an amber display, and it listens to shortwave through hundreds of web receivers around the world.

WHAT YOU HEAR • Shortwave from 0 to 30 MHz through public KiwiSDR, OpenWebRX, UberSDR, SpyServer and PhantomSDR receivers on every continent • Hams on SSB and CW, international broadcasters on AM, coast and aero stations, digital signals • Amateur radio networks over the internet: M17 reflectors, EchoLink and AllStarLink nodes • POC channels on Mumble

THE RADIO • Tune with the dial in 10 Hz steps, memories in four banks, scanning and priority • Live spectrum and waterfall with recognised signals: voice, CW, data, carriers • Filters, AGC, noise reduction and a DUAL second receiver • EiBi schedule: who is on the air now, in which language and towards where • Logbook, callbook, ADIF export and QSL cards • AI operator: ask in your own words and it works the radio • Widgets and Live Activity on iPhone, the etere command in the Mac Terminal

THE MODULES The rack above the radio fills up with units, each bought once: • DECODER: RTTY, PSK31, FT8, FT4, DSC, FreeDV and NCDXF beacons • WEATHER FAX: fax weather charts and SSTV pictures printed on thermal paper • NAVTEX: marine weather and navigational warnings • SDR NETWORK: choose which receiver to listen through, starred or nearest • DSP: audio filter, noise reduction and spectrum • TAPE: a recorder that also keeps the minute before Every module can be tried free for ten minutes a day. There are the LISTENING and DECODING packs and ALL MODULES, which also includes the ones coming in this edition. Purchases work on Mac and iPhone and are shared with your family.

FREE FOREVER Listening, schedule, memories, scope, operator, logbook, callbook, ADIF, QSL cards, iCloud, CW decoding and speech to text.

The interface is in Italian for now, with English and Spanish on the way.

No account, no ads, no tracking. Transmitting on amateur radio networks requires an amateur radio licence.