The following is a press release from DXLook:
After a lot of work behind the scenes, DXLook has been completely rebuilt and is now live in production.
This isn’t just an update. It’s a full rewrite of the frontend — the part you interact with — designed to make the site faster, cleaner, and much easier to use across all devices.
What changed?
If you’ve used DXLook before, the idea is the same:
A single place to see real-time propagation using data from PSK Reporter, WSPR, RBN, DX Cluster, POTA, SOTA, APRS, and space weather.
What changed is how it feels to use it.
- The site loads faster
- Mobile finally behaves like a proper mobile app
- Tablet users now get a real layout (not just a stretched phone view)
- Widgets are cleaner and more stable
- Navigation is more predictable
Nothing you rely on is gone — it just works better.
What’s new for operators
A few things you’ll notice right away:
- Band Activity widget
- A quick way to see which bands are active and where, using DXLook’s data.
- Improved layout and controls
- Less overlap, less jumping around, more focus on the map.
- Better Events page
- Easier to use when planning operating activity.
Why this matters
The previous version of DXLook had grown a lot over time, and it was starting to show its limits.
This rebuild removes those limits.
It means:
- Faster updates and improvements going forward
- Better performance on all devices
- More flexibility to add new features and tools
In short, this is the foundation for what comes next.
A quick note
This is a fresh release.
If you notice something off, it’s probably real — and feedback is welcome.
About DXLook
DXLook is a free, ad-free, web-based tool for amateur radio operators to visualize real-time propagation and activity across multiple data sources, all in one place.
Built and maintained by
Rodrigo Vazquez — AK6FP / LU6ERV
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Rodrigo – AK6FP / LU6ERV
Source: DXLook