PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI with new icon. This is the biggest update since the app launched. CHATS Direct contacts between your callsigns and others will show up as a messenger interface. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. Also beacon mode now updates your positions automatically for a set period of time. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI with new icon. This is the biggest update since the app launched. CHATS Direct contacts between your callsigns and others will show up as a messenger interface. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. Also beacon mode now updates your positions automatically for a set period of time. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI with new icon. This is the biggest update since the app launched. CHATS Direct contacts between your callsigns and others will show up as a messenger interface. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. Also beacon mode now updates your positions automatically for a set period of time. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI with new icon. This is the biggest update since the app launched. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. Also beacon mode now updates your positions automatically for a set period of time. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI with new icon. This is the biggest update since the app launched. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. Also beacon mode now updates your positions automatically for a set period of time. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI with new icon. This is the biggest update since the app launched. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

PulseModem A has been completely rewritten from the ground up in SwiftUI. This is the biggest update since the app launched. REBUILT FROM SCRATCH The entire app is now native SwiftUI on iOS 17, replacing the original Objective-C codebase. It is faster, lighter, and requires no third-party networking or UI libraries. NEW: MIC-E DECODING PulseModem A now decodes Mic-E packets — the compact format used by most Kenwood and Yaesu hand-held radios. Stations that previously appeared in the feed but not on the map will now show up correctly. NEW: COUNTRY FLAGS Every station now displays the national flag for its country of origin, resolved automatically from its callsign prefix using the standard cty.dat database. NEW: REAL APRS SYMBOL ICONS Stations are now drawn with authentic high-resolution APRS symbol PNGs rather than generic placeholder icons. Over 160 symbols are included — cars, hikers, weather stations, digipeaters, ships, aircraft, and more. NEW: GPS BEACONING Send your location to the APRS network directly from the app. Your position appears on the map immediately after sending, without waiting for an echo from the server. NEW: VISUAL SYMBOL PICKER Choose your station symbol from a searchable grid showing every available APRS icon with its name and preview — no more typing two-character codes. NEW: iPad SPLIT VIEW On iPad, the Stations tab now shows a side-by-side master-detail layout. Select a station on the left and see full details, map, and QRZ lookup on the right. NEW: QRZ LOOKUP Tap the globe icon on any station detail page to look up the callsign on QRZ.com — displayed inside the app with no browser switch required. NEW: BUILT-IN HELP A new Help tab covers Getting Started, APRS basics, connecting to APRS-IS, and how to send a beacon — all in a clean, readable format. SEAMLESS UPGRADE Your callsign and passcode from the previous version are read automatically from the same Keychain entry — no need to re-enter credentials after updating. AUTO-CONNECT FIX Auto-connect on launch now correctly waits for a GPS fix before connecting, ensuring the APRS-IS location filter is always set before packets start flowing.

Fixed display issue of the APRS passcode and APRS Host

Minor bug fix for iOS 15

Fix the DXCC handling errors on some entities

You can now clear active APRS messages.

APRS client that reads and reports APRS location and message for amateur radio operators. Full AX.25 software AFSK modem is available for off-the-grid operations. Free!

Fix crashing for RF input on lightning audio on iPhone X, XS and 11

Fix app crashing on starts for iOS 13.1

Improved error handling when APRS servers have "port full" error

Improved RF Modem decoding performance

The app is now "PulseModem A". Performance enhancement. Updated documentation. Also reduction in binary size.