Get the ACURA App featuring amateur radio tools, repeater information, weather alerts, emergency communications, and Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Get the ACURA Ham Radio App

The free ACURA ham radio app puts the club in your pocket. It counts down to every net and meeting, shows live repeater status and South Jersey weather alerts, and keeps the Atlantic County AUXCOMM emergency frequencies on your phone even when the internet is down. Install it straight from this website, with no app store and no account needed.

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The ACURA Ham Radio App

Nets, repeaters, emergency frequencies, live band conditions and every club tool, right on your phone’s home screen. Free, with no app store needed.
📱 Open the ACURA App
Scan with your phone’s camera

🍎 iPhone & iPad

  1. Open the app link in Safari.
  2. Tap the ••• (three dots) button next to the address bar, then tap Share. On older iPhones, tap the Share button (the square with an arrow) at the bottom instead.
  3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen. If it isn’t listed, tap Edit Actions at the bottom and add it.
  4. Leave Open as Web App on, then tap Add.

🤖 Android

  1. Open the app link in Chrome.
  2. Tap ⬇ Install at the top of the app, or the menu (⋮) and Install app.
  3. Tap Install.

💻 Computer

  1. Open the app link in Chrome or Edge.
  2. Click the install icon at the right end of the address bar.
  3. Click Install.

What the Ham Radio App Does

The Home screen shows live countdowns to the Thursday club net, the Monday AUXCOMM and SKYWARN net and the next club meeting. It also shows weather warnings for Atlantic and nearby counties, which repeaters are on the air and who is linked, band conditions, and how many parks are on the air nearby. The Repeaters and Emergency tabs let you tap any frequency to copy it, and the Tools tab opens every tool on the website with one tap.

Works Without the Internet

After you open the app once, it saves the emergency frequencies, the AUXCOMM Pocket Frequency Card and the go-kit checklists on your phone. As a result, they still open during a storm or power outage when cell data is down. Live items such as weather alerts and repeater status return as soon as your connection does.