Features

Context-aware, dynamically adaptable user interface
Feedback messages on logging streak, milestones, achievements, DX alerts, contact history (uses intelligent learning engine as required)
Minimum keystroke logging, full keyboard navigation (mouse can be used but it's not required)
Create a customised QSL card. Within Picondo, you can save or email it to any contact (takes just a moment)
Callsign assistance during pile-ups using ; as a separator
Contact callsign given in NATO alphabet
F5 key displays current contact on QRZ
Connect to your rig to automatically track frequency, band, mode, VFO and TX power
Log digital QSOs in either Picondo or WSJT-X (or compatible application) - all contacts are saved in Picondo

Dedicated logbook profile for contests
Logging interface adapts according to the types of information exchanged
Select a contest or provide contest ID
Specify exchanged information and any defaults sent in every QSO
Minimum typing for exchanged information, utilise defaults, auto-increment serial number sent
Specify Cabrillo header information
Export Cabrillo file (.log) from contest logbook

Dedicated logbook profiles for POTA, SOTA and WWFF
'? on the Air' profile for any other outdoors scheme with configurable activation settings
Information for any outdoors location available after providing a reference in the logging panel or using a command
Track your outdoors QSOs towards the activation target (over a single day or multiple days as per scheme rules)

Capture an image of your activities that you can share with friends or on social media
Insights and data in graph, summary list and tabular forms
- Activities per band
- Day Overview
- DXCC Entities
- Logbook Overview
- Regional Data. Includes US states, EU member countries, United Kingdom nations, Australian states/territories and Canadian provinces Subscriber Feature
- Zone Data

Dynamically updated map for online or offline use
QSO markers appear on the world map with colours that indicate your received signal report (darker colours = stronger received signals)
Quickly capture your map of QSOs in an image that you can share with friends or on social media
QSO markers display a pop-up of basic QSO and contact information
Automatically updates the day/night terminator line

Dynamically updated weather indicators, current and forecasted (from NOAA data)
Commands providing quick access to information while operating
Live DX spots feed with click-to-tune, fully customizable with band and mode filters
Visual bandmap of DX spots with click-to-tune and aging spot visualization Subscriber Feature
Double-click any DX spot to auto-fill the logging panel and set your rig frequency
Fast QSO searches

Automatic upload to QRZ, LoTW or ClubLog online services Subscriber Feature
Manual upload to QRZ, LoTW or ClubLog online services
Backup and restore all your Picondo data (logbooks, QSOs, contests, etc) in JSON format Subscriber Feature
Export and import QSOs using the ADIF format
ADIF export for multiple QSOs or a whole logbook
Select multiple QSOs for deletion (QSOs are permanently removed after confirmation)
Edit all the basic information of a QSO (to improve or correct)
Press F12 to report a Picondo issue with a description and application log. The log contains anonymous operational details and error messages for technical investigation
Supports HamAward activators using HamConnect
Write code that interacts with Picondo. Access Picondo data through a REST API or receive logged QSOs in real-time via WebSockets. See example clients in Java, Python and Go
The user interface language can be in English or Greek

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