Built by Hams
Radio amateurs creating tools for the community we love.
QSLBox is a project started by amateur radio operators who were tired of shoeboxes full of paper QSL cards. We built the tool we wanted for our own collections, and we're opening it up to the rest of the community.
We understand the unique needs of the ham radio community because we're part of it.
Every feature we build is designed to make your QSL management easier and more enjoyable. From ADIF import to grid square filtering, we think about how hams actually log contacts — not just a generic file manager.
We believe that digitizing your QSL collection should be simple, affordable, and private. That's why we built QSLBox with a focus on transparency, data privacy, and user experience.
Radio amateurs creating tools for the community we love.
Four principles that guide everything we build at QSLBox.
Your QSL cards are only visible to others if you choose to share them. Nothing is public unless you make it so.
Servers located in Germany. Built with EU data protection requirements in mind from day one.
ADIF import, grid squares, DOK filtering — built around how hams actually log contacts, not a generic file manager.
We're still early — your feedback directly shapes what we build next.
QSLBox started as a solution to a problem we all faced: shoeboxes overflowing with paper QSL cards, no easy way to find a specific card, and no simple way to share our collections with fellow hams.
We built the tool we wished existed. One that understands the unique needs of amateur radio operators, respects privacy, and makes digitizing your collection <span class="highlight">simple and enjoyable</span>.
Today, QSLBox is growing into a community of radio amateurs who value their QSL collections and want to preserve them for the future.
Join our Early Adopter program and get the 500-card package FREE forever.
Limited to first 100 users — Don't miss out!