Rigflow 1.0.0 — contact logging, callbook lookup, and DX cluster

Rigflow 1.0 is a complete operating position: on top of receive, transmit, and
digital, you can now log contacts, look callsigns up, and see cluster spots on
the waterfall — all over the network, from wherever you operate.

What's new

Contact logging

• Built-in logbook: press L to log (frequency/mode captured, time stamped at
  Log), with new-call / new-band / dupe hints. WSJT-X / FT8 QSOs log themselves.
• Contacts view (V): filter, edit, delete, multi-select; the filter is shared
  with export.
• ADIF import/export (plan → preview → commit; incremental "since last export"),
  plus direct LoTW / eQSL / QRZ upload and confirmation sync with badges.
  Credentials live in your OS keyring (encrypted-file fallback).

Callbook lookup

• Auto-fills name, QTH, grid, state/county, country, and DXCC/zones as you type a
  call — via QRZ XML, HamQTH, or Callook, over an always-on offline
  prefix baseline (DXCC + zones, no network). Your typed values always win.

DX cluster

• Connect to a node (VE7CC / NC7J / W3LPL / HRD or a custom host) and see live spots
  on the spectrum/waterfall and in a click-to-tune band map. Filter by band/mode;
  spots age out; auto-reconnect on drop.

Quality of life

• Callbook location shown in plain language (via QRZ · Chicago, IL · United States).
• Full user documentation for logging, callbook, and DX cluster in the Operator guide.

Compatibility

The 1.0 headline features are client-side, so a 1.0 client works with a 0.1.5
server — but installing the matching 1.0 client + server pair is recommended.

Install

Grab the binaries below (no Rust toolchain needed) and see the
Installation guide
for the runtime libraries. New: the Linux client needs libdbus (for keyring
credential storage; falls back to an encrypted file). Then see the
Operator guide.

Disclaimer

Rigflow controls transmitters and amplifiers — operate within your license and
verify your signal. See the
Disclaimer.