openhamclock26.7.2

Monitor live amateur-radio activity in a browser with openhamclock, a web-based dashboard that brings current operating information into one view. It displays DX cluster spots, PSK Reporter reports, and Reverse Beacon Network data so operators can follow signals and propagation activity as it develops. The dashboard also tracks POTA and SOTA activity, provides propagation predictions, and shows solar indices and band conditions.

An interactive world map gives geographic context to the incoming reports, while satellite-pass information helps operators plan and follow satellite contacts. These tools suit amateur-radio operators and learners who need a quick view of current bands, distant stations, outdoor activations, and space-based operating opportunities. The interface runs in any browser, making the dashboard useful from a desktop or other browser-equipped system.

openhamclock runs on Linux with snapd and supports x86_64, also known as amd64. It requires no login and presents its information without advertisements or a subscription. The open-source Education-category release is version 26.7.2, published by Faizul “Piju” 9M2PJU.

The project is dedicated to Elwood Downey, WB0OEW, and identifies accius/openhamclock as its original project. Its distinction is the way it combines live spotting, propagation data, operating-condition indicators, activity tracking, and satellite awareness in a single browser dashboard.