Access all the Kiwi SDR live receivers worldwide. List or view receiver’s shared radios all over the world. 800 to 2000+ of these depending on time slots.
Just enter your desired location, or RF band, text search, or simply look at the world map, and see/hear what the local community member locally receives, as if you where there. No hardware needed, no registration, no login (some broadcaster simple ask you some id). Some war zones or airports area are of course more busy than others.
The KiwiSDR community provides here an online platform that offers worldwide live access to thousands of KiwiSDR receivers deployed by users across various locations. This network of interconnected SDR receivers streams real-time radio signals via the internet, allowing individuals to explore global radio activities from their computers or mobile devices without needing to own or operate hardware themselves. The online SDR initiative enables unique opportunities for global signal monitoring, propagation studies, and hobbyist listening, connecting radio enthusiasts in an interactive, collaborative environment while expanding the reach and capabilities of software-defined radio technology.
If you want to enter the radio-ham, OSINT, RF, this is te first step of a big journey. A great example of open-source project + community share.
The hardware part of project, FYI: the KiwiSDR project is an innovative open-source initiative focused on developing a software-defined radio (SDR) receiver that is accessible, affordable, and versatile. Based on a compact hardware device equipped with a high-performance analog-to-digital converter and a powerful microcontroller, KiwiSDR enables the reception of a wide range of radio frequencies, from long wave to shortwave bands. Its design emphasizes ease of use and integration with web technologies, allowing users to control and listen to radio signals remotely through a browser interface. This project fosters experimentation, education, and amateur radio activities, making sophisticated SDR technology widely available to enthusiasts and researchers around the globe.
