DIGI HAM LINK

Amateur radio · Connected voice

Your radio world.
One connection.

Bring your callsign to a network built for conversation. Listen and talk from your phone or computer, with AllStar connections and a configured shared DMR bridge in one familiar interface.

Licensed operators • Administrator approval • Shared access without your own AllStar node

Illustration of DIGI HAM LINK running on an Android phoneActual DIGI HAM LINK Radio screen showing K2PZB and node 48407
Actual application screenshot within an illustrative phone photograph.
Browser-based voiceAllStarLink connectionsShared BrandMeister DMR bridgeAndroid installable web app

Less setup. More conversation.

Bring the operator.
We provide the shared room.

You do not need to own an AllStar node to join the shared network. Register with your callsign and app password, wait for approval, then connect through the assigned shared room.

01 / ACCESS

Operate from familiar devices

A compatible browser, microphone and speaker or headset are your starting point. Android users can install the web app for a dedicated home-screen entry.

02 / RADIO

A focused place to listen and talk

The VFO-inspired Now Talking display and hold-to-talk control keep radio operation prominent. Microphone gain and audio tests are available in Settings.

03 / NETWORK

Join connected conversations

Users in the same shared room hear one another and its linked systems. The owner manages shared links, while account permissions determine each user’s controls.

Meet the interface

A radio feel.
A browser’s convenience.

See reported callsigns prominently, listen for a clear channel, and hold PTT to speak. Release it to return to listening.

The application brings everyday controls together without requiring visitors to understand the bridge software behind them. Status indications report what the server observes; they do not verify a remote speaker’s identity.

Actual DIGI HAM LINK Radio screen showing K2PZB transmitting on room node 48407, connected node 49150, and Hold to talk controls
Actual application screenshot supplied by K2PZB. Status shown was captured at that moment.
Shared users connect to a hosted room with owner-managed AllStar and DMR links
Conceptual illustration. Connections shown are illustrative, not live status.

One room, linked systems

Understand the connection.

Your browser connects to your assigned node. The server connects that node to the systems configured for the room.

This is shared voice access, not a private bridge for every member. Additional modes such as YSF and EchoLink require separate configuration and are available only when enabled by the operator.

Your first contact

Three steps to get started.

  1. 01

    Request your account

    Enter your callsign, name, email and DIGI HAM LINK password. Choose shared access if you do not need your own hosted node.

  2. 02

    Wait for approval

    The administrator reviews your request. The confirmation means it was received; it does not mean you can sign in yet.

  3. 03

    Listen, then press PTT

    After approval, sign in and follow the room connection status. Check your audio, listen for a pause, and hold to talk.

A community for licensed operators

Keep the conversation going.

Connect with other amateur radio enthusiasts through the systems linked to the shared room.

Use your callsign, leave room for other operators, and respect each linked network’s operating practices. The server can maintain its links while your phone or browser is closed; your own audio session still depends on your device and connection.

Screenshot-style illustration of the DIGI HAM LINK idle radio screen
Regenerated interface illustration; not a live application screenshot.

Start with your callsign

Your next conversation starts here.

Request an account, wait for approval, and explore the systems linked to your assigned room. Shared access does not require your own AllStar node credentials.

Register for DIGI HAM LINK

For licensed amateur radio operators. Approval is required before you can sign in. Available controls depend on your account permissions and configured bridges.