For ham radio operators on Mac

Your QSL cards, sent automatically.

AutoQSL reads your logbook and emails a personalized digital QSL card to every station you contact on the air. You review the queue, click approve, and it does the rest.

New to ham radio? A QSL card is a postcard radio operators trade to confirm "we talked." AutoQSL sends that thank-you card by email for you, one for every contact.

See how it works Questions? support@autoqsl.com
A QSL card flying out of an envelope An open envelope with a QSL card for station K1ABC rising out of it, followed by an arrow and radio waves, showing a card being sent by email. K1ABC QSL DATEBANDMODERST 10-1720mSSB59 Thanks for the QSO!
How it works

From logbook to inbox in four steps

Make contacts the way you always do. AutoQSL handles the cards.

  1. Log your contacts

    Keep using your logging software. AutoQSL works with MacLoggerDX today, with more loggers planned.

  2. AutoQSL builds the cards

    Each new contact becomes a personalized card with the date, band, mode and signal report filled in.

  3. You review and approve

    Every card waits in a review queue. Check it, edit it or skip it. Nothing goes out until you say so.

  4. Cards go out by email

    Approved cards are sent at a steady, throttled pace, and your log can be marked QSL-sent if you want.

The review queue

See every card before it's sent

One window shows the cards waiting for you, and a live preview of the exact email each station will get.

Ready for review4 waiting
CallBandModeStatus
K1ABC20mSSBReview
VE3XYZ40mCWReview
G4QRP17mFT8Review
JA1DX15mSSBReview
W5RAY20mFT8Approved
DL2KT40mSSBSent
Email preview
To: K1ABC
Subject: QSL: N2LEE / K1ABC, 20m SSB
Hi Sam,
Thanks for the contact today on 20 meters. Here's my QSL card.
N2LEEQSL CARD
ToK1ABC
Band20m
ModeSSB
RST59
73, Lee · My station page

Illustration. Callsigns and names are examples.

Features

Everything you need to keep up with your QSLs

Built for operators who make a lot of contacts and want every one of them confirmed.

Reads your logbook

AutoQSL watches your log for new contacts, so there's nothing to export or retype. Works with MacLoggerDX, with support for more loggers planned.

Personalized cards

Each card is made for the station you worked, with their callsign and your contact details filled in automatically.

Review and approve

Cards land in a queue for you to approve, edit or skip. Nothing is emailed until you give the OK.

Templates with clickable links

Write your message once. Add links to your station page, your club or your social profiles, and they arrive ready to click.

Throttled sending

Cards go out at a steady, measured pace instead of all at once, which is kinder to your email account after a busy contest weekend.

QSL-sent stamping, with backups

Optionally mark each contact as QSL-sent in your log. AutoQSL backs up your log automatically before it writes anything.

You stay in control

Your log is safe and your outbox stays polite

AutoQSL is careful by design. It asks before it sends, and it protects your log before it changes anything.

  • Nothing is emailed until you approve it
  • Steady, throttled sending instead of a sudden flood
  • Log stamping is optional, and it's your choice to turn it on
  • Automatic log backup before every write
A logbook protected by a shield, next to a queue of approved cards LOGBOOK VE3XYZ G4QRP JA1DX
FAQ

Questions, answered

What is a QSL card?

When two ham radio operators make contact on the air, they often exchange a QSL card to confirm it. Traditionally it's a printed postcard with each station's callsign and the details of the contact. AutoQSL sends a digital version by email.

What does AutoQSL do, in one sentence?

It reads your logbook and emails a personalized QSL card to each station you contacted, after you review and approve it.

Which logging software does it work with?

AutoQSL works with MacLoggerDX today. Support for more logging programs is planned.

Does it run on Windows?

No. AutoQSL is a Mac app.

Will it send cards without asking me?

No. Every card waits in the review queue until you approve it. You can also edit or skip any card.

Will it change my log?

Only if you choose to turn on QSL-sent stamping. When it's on, AutoQSL backs up your log automatically before it writes anything.

Can I put links in my cards?

Yes. Templates support clickable links, so you can point stations to your website, club or profiles.

Why does sending take a while after a big weekend?

AutoQSL throttles sending on purpose, spacing emails out at a steady pace rather than sending hundreds at once.

How do I get in touch?

Email support@autoqsl.com. We read every message.

Questions about AutoQSL?

Ask us anything about how it works, your logging setup or what's planned next.

Email support@autoqsl.com