Once Ham Imaging is on the stores you'll use the in-app Support page (About → Support) to email us with the app version pre-filled. In the meantime, email unixeer@gmail.com directly. We read every message.
It turns your phone into an amateur-radio picture station. Hold it near your radio's speaker to decode SSTV pictures as they arrive, and flip it around to transmit your own images by playing them out as sound into the rig. It works offline — no internet and no extra hardware.
Not yet — Ham Imaging is finished and preparing for the App Store and Google Play. The iOS and Android download buttons here will switch on when the first release is live.
Ham Imaging encodes and decodes Scottie 1, Martin 1, Robot 36 and PD 120 — the everyday HF and ISS modes — plus automatic mode detection on receive. WEFAX weather charts and an ATV / DATV reference are planned for later releases.
Receiving pictures needs no licence and no special gear — just your phone near a receiver. To transmit on the air you must hold a valid amateur radio licence and operate within your privileges. No dongle or cable is required; the app uses acoustic coupling to your radio.
The microphone lets it hear and decode SSTV pictures off the air. The camera and photo library let you pick an image to transmit, and save received pictures. Audio and images are handled on your device and are never uploaded to us.
On the air, amateur radio is public — anyone with a receiver can decode a transmitted SSTV image, and your callsign overlay identifies you. On your device, your gallery, settings and any recordings stay local and are never sent to Unixeer.
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Wild ideas welcome — email us a description of the mode, feature or improvement you'd love to see added.
A preliminary user manual is bundled in the app (About → User Manual) and also available here: user_manual.pdf.
Email unixeer@gmail.com — we typically reply within a few days. Include your app version + a short description of what's happening.