Built for the desk
Dual-VFO, panadapter, waterfall — full operator console. Every control where you'd expect it.
Direct UDP control for IP-connected ham radios — multi-vendor, low-latency, audio-first. No daemons, no vendor apps.
RigPlane runs anywhere a browser runs, speaks to four vendors out of the box, and doesn't ship from your radio's manufacturer.
RigPlane talks to your transceiver natively — no third-party daemon, no vendor app, no hamlib bridge. One Web UI for every supported backend.
UDP, USB, or serial — straight to the rig. No wfview daemon, no hamlib, no RS-BA1 in the loop.
One interface for Icom IC-7610 and IC-7300, Yaesu FTX-1, Xiegu X6100, Lab599 TX-500. Profile-based support extends further.
Light, dark, and amber-LCD phosphor themes. Match your shack — modern bench setup, dim contest station, or retro instrument panel.
A capability-driven runtime renders one consistent UI across every theme and every supported backend.
Dual-VFO, panadapter, waterfall — full operator console. Every control where you'd expect it.
Retro-instrument theme for low-light operating positions, contest stations, and operators who like their panels to glow.
Run as a Tauri-packaged desktop app (Pro), or in any modern browser. Same UI, same behavior.
Production-grade backends ship with full feature coverage and CI tests against real hardware. Profile-based backends use the same runtime with a declarative capability profile.
rigplane-core as PRs.
RigPlane exposes a rigctld-compatible bridge. Your existing tools work without configuration changes.
The Python library and web UI are MIT-licensed and free. The Pro desktop app adds hardware integrations and audio handling for a perpetual fee.
pip install rigplanemacOS first; Windows and Linux on the roadmap. Email [email protected] to be notified at launch — no list, no marketing emails, just one note when the Pro beta ships.