Remote station control
A station PC connects to the radio via USB audio and CAT. Approved clients can operate with the rights you grant.
Remote amateur radio, built for real stations
Operate your shack from wherever radio takes you.
zzRemote connects your radio PC, your operator clients and your guests with low latency, clean PTT behaviour and controlled access. Start with a Yaesu FT-991A today and grow from there.
Core idea
One station. Controlled access. Multiple ways to listen and operate.
Public RX
Station owners can publish receive-only access on a map. Visitors listen in the browser; TX and CAT are not exposed.
Guest workflow
Registered users can request access. The station owner stays in control and creates the actual invitation.
No installation for listeners
Public receive-only stations on a map.
Open the map, pick a shared station and listen to the current RX audio in your browser. The public path is intentionally passive: no PTT, no CAT control, no tuning commands.
- Browser-based RX for public listeners
- Station owner decides what is public
- S-meter and basic station indicators prepared
- Full access remains invitation-based
Safety by design
TX is never public by accident.
zzRemote separates public listening from authenticated operation. Public RX cannot send frames back to the station worker, while full operation requires registration, station-owner approval and a dedicated invitation.
Portals
Use the On Air Portal for productive station management. Use the Test Bench for experiments before they go live.