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You need an account if you run a site and want to keep its page up to date: description, photos, webcams via FTP. Nobody needs one just to read.
Continue to Funkpate
Signing in to Funkpate now goes through afu.tools. If you already had an afu.tools account with the same email address, its password applies; otherwise use your previous Funkpate password. Forgotten your password?
Signed in
Callsigns
Change email address
The new address gets a confirmation link, the current one gets a notice. The address only changes once you open the link.
Funkpate
Funkpate (www.funkpate.de) uses this account.
Language
Automatic means the language you use afu.tools in; if that is not known, emails come in German and English.
Second factor
Recovery codes: each works once, for when your phone is not to hand. Write them down now or put them in your password manager, they will not be shown again.
Passkeys
With a passkey you sign in without password or code: your phone or computer checks your fingerprint, face or PIN. Only the public key is stored here.
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API keys
Keys for the API. Only the beginning is shown; the full key only when you create it. One per domain or program; a new one for the same domain replaces the old one as soon as you use it for the first time. Keys you requested earlier without an account using your email address are listed here too.
No key yet.
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Delete account
Your account is deleted along with its email address, passkeys and sessions, your links to sites, local clubs and contests, and your logbook. Contest entries stay in the results, only the link to your account is removed. If your account is connected to Funkpate, the Funkpate account is deleted too, with its learning progress. This can't be undone.
Your own page
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Club, special event and contest callsigns
Pages for callsigns you share (DK0…, DL0…, DA0HQ, DQ50…). Several accounts can look after one page.
Request a page
If the BNetzA callsign list names you as the person responsible, the page is yours straight away. If there is already a page, its owner decides, otherwise the operator of afu.tools does.
None yet. Use the plus to take over a site, or ask an operator to add you (they need your username or callsign).
None yet. If you are on the committee of a local club, you can take over its page: text, photos, officers, sites.
Your entries
Logs submitted with this account or its email address, plus published results under your callsign. Place and points appear here as soon as the organiser publishes the results.
Contests you manage
The attenuators you screw onto the front of the tinySA. The harmonics measurement takes them from here, on every device you are signed in on.
Wavelog
Enter the address of your Wavelog instance and an API v2 token (Wavelog → user menu → API → new API v2 token, starts with wl2_, with read and write rights for stations and QSOs). The old API key from the profile no longer works here, only the new token. It stays on afu.tools, encrypted, and never goes to a station or another browser: afu.tools sends your QSOs itself.
Station mapping
For every remote station you log at, Wavelog needs a station location. Pick an existing one, or create a new one.
Contest logger on your computer
The installable contest logger can also write your QSOs into this logbook. To pair it, go to Account › Pair in the logger: it opens this page with a code, and you confirm it here. Each computer has its own key, which may only write to the logbook.
My logbook
All your QSOs, whichever remote station you logged them at, plus those from Wavelog and your uploaded logs. The map shows where the other stations are: exactly with a locator, otherwise in the middle of their country.
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Export
Both use the date range set above; ADIF takes all your QSOs if none is set.
Guides assigned to you or belonging to a contest or local club you manage. They are marked “new” until you have opened them, and “changed” when there is a newer version since. Public ones are under Guides.
Watches of the remote control (squelch, signal, DX cluster, sign-in at your station …) and alerts such as the thunderstorm watch arrive this way. What a watch reports, and whether by push or email, you set in the remote control under Settings › Watches. Push means: to every browser below and to the phone app.
Push in this browser
The browser shows alerts even when afu.tools is not open, as long as the browser itself is running. On the iPhone this only works if afu.tools is on the home screen as an app; that is what the phone app is for.
Emails go to your account address (Access tab).
Phone app
Alerts on your phone via the free app “ntfy” (Android and iPhone, no account needed). The app asks afu.tools directly, so your alerts do not go through anyone else. Only for the iPhone does afu.tools send a short wake-up call without content via ntfy.sh, so the iPhone wakes the app.
- Get the app “ntfy” from the Play Store, F-Droid or the App Store.
- In the app, tap “+” (subscribe to topic), tick “Use another server” and enter as server:
- Enter as topic and subscribe:
On Android there is a shortcut: scan the QR code with your phone and the app asks whether to subscribe to the topic.
The topic is your key: anyone who knows it can read your alerts. afu.tools only shows it now; if you lose it, just set up a new one.
Everything you have saved, in one place: antenna measurements, harmonics reports and log analyses. Measurements and reports stay; if you want one removed, write to info@afu.tools.
Your own APRS receivers feeding directly into afu.tools are managed on the APRS map under View › Heard by.
Nothing saved yet. Saved antenna measurements, harmonics reports and log analyses will show up here.