Find your local ham community. Keep it active.
Groundwave helps operators find clubs and activity, then gives club volunteers one place to keep events, nets, members, repeaters, and records current.
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Directory view
Imported FCC club-license records are clearly marked until a club claims and updates its page.
There is more happening in amateur radio than people can see.
For operators
Clubs, nets, events, and local activity are often spread across old websites, social pages, mailing lists, and word of mouth.
For volunteers
Rosters, meeting notes, net logs, and officer knowledge should not disappear into separate spreadsheets and inboxes.
See what is around you.
Search FCC-derived club-license records by name, callsign, state, or location. Claimed clubs can add the current details that help an operator decide how to participate.
From finding a club to taking part.
Discover local clubs and see how to take part.
Find the record
Search nearby clubs, callsigns, and repeater locations.
See what is current
Review public locations, repeaters, events, nets, and club details.
Join or claim
Request membership, follow an unclaimed record, or begin a trustee claim.
Keep it active
Club volunteers update activity from the same shared workspace.
Current information starts with better club tools.
Events, net records, members, repeaters, documents, and messages live together, so an officer transition does not mean starting over.
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Useful on your own.
Search public records and use radio tools without buying a club subscription.
- Callsign lookup and claimable operator profiles
- On the Air status and follows
- RF exposure, noise-floor, and propagation tools
Shared work that survives officer changes.
Start with a small club, then add advanced management features when they are useful.
- Public club page, events, repeaters, and locations
- Members, nets, meetings, Field Day, and dues
- Paid tiers for documents, messaging, elections, and readiness