Firefly Logger
Firefly Field Day Logger is a web application for use at ARRL Field Day operating events. It can also be used for WFDA Winter Field Day.
The design of this logger is to be a simple, effective logger that can be used on any device that can have a reasonably modern browser installed on it. This includes older laptops running Linux + Chromium, tablets with Chrome or Firefox, Raspberry Pi 3, 4, or 5 with Raspian, etc. FFDL has been tested on Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android using the native browsers on each platform. In short, if a reasonably recent browser can be installed, Firefly Logger will work for you.
Features
- Full client in a browser; operates seamlessly across multiple, low-powered devices such as old laptops running lightweight Linux, Pis, low-cost tablets
- Network environment for common operating picture
- No internet access or required for operation
- Realtime duplicates checking/avoidance
- Format checking on all fields for high-accuracy logging
- Ability to hand-key paper logs as needed
- Does not require the Internet; Operate over a disconnected local network or WiFi
- Display page for showing on a screen at Field Days to show score and points
- ADIF export for Logbook of the World (LoTW) or other logging programs
- Cabrillo export for score reporting
- WSJT integration (with companion wjst2ffdl package)