Logger32 Alternative: Top Choices for Amateur Radio Logging

Welcome to Logger32, a 32-bit Amateur Radio logging program written by Bob Furzer, K4CY. Bob is also the author of Zakanaka, and an older 16-bit version of Logger. Logger32 is currently supported to run under Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. While Logger32 has served many amateur radio operators well, the need for a modern, cross-platform, or specialized Logger32 alternative is becoming increasingly apparent for various reasons, including operating system compatibility and feature sets. This guide explores some of the best alternatives available today.

Top Logger32 Alternatives

Whether you're looking for open-source flexibility, multi-platform support, or a specific set of digital modes, these alternatives offer compelling reasons to make the switch from Logger32.

FLDigi

FLDigi is an excellent open-source and free alternative to Logger32, particularly for amateur radio operators focused on digital modes. It runs across multiple platforms, including Mac, Windows XP, W2K, Vista, Linux, and Free-BSD. FLDigi is a digital modem program that covers a wide array of modes such as PSK, RTTY, OLIVIA, CONTESTIA, THOR, and THROB, making it a versatile tool for digital communications. Its cross-platform nature and active development make it a strong contender if you're looking to move beyond Windows-specific software like Logger32.

We hope this overview helps you explore the best fit for your amateur radio logging and digital communication needs. Consider your operating system, desired features, and community support when selecting your next Logger32 alternative.