Local or remote
Use your station from the shack, another room, or remotely through the Internet.
● RigPi Station Server
Your station.
Anywhere.
RigPi brings your amateur radio station to any browser. Control your radio, see the spectrum, hear your receiver, and work voice, CW and digital modes—locally or remotely.
A 1-minute look at RigPi and RigPi-SDR.
The station server
One Raspberry Pi. Your whole station.
RigPi Station Server connects your radios, SDRs and station accessories to a clean browser interface. No client software is required for normal browser operation.
See how RigPi works →
RigPi-SDR
See your station come alive.
A high-resolution spectrum and waterfall join radio control, receive and transmit audio, FT8 decoding, band memories and frequency intelligence. Tune from the display, change bands and modes, and operate without leaving the browser.
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Made for operating
Operate the way you want.
From a chair across the shack to a connection across the country, RigPi keeps the station interface consistent.
Multi-user
Built from the beginning for multiple users, multiple radios and independent settings.
Voice, CW & digital
Browser audio, Voice Keyer, CW keying, WSJT-X, JS8Call and integrated station tools.
Your settings
Independent band memories, radio settings, schedules, logbooks and operating preferences.
Your equipment
Works with the station you already own.
RigPi uses Hamlib for broad amateur-radio support and connects to popular local and network SDRs.
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Built for amateur radio
Your station remains your station.
RigPi Station Server runs on a Raspberry Pi at your station, providing radio control, audio, SDR operation, logging and remote-access services.
Free and open source.
RigPi is designed to be useful, understandable and expandable by the amateur-radio community—not dependent on a proprietary cloud radio service.
RigPi is designed to be useful, understandable and expandable by the amateur-radio community—not dependent on a proprietary cloud radio service.
Get on the air
Ready to build your RigPi?
Download the Raspberry Pi image, connect your radio, and start operating.