Found something broken? Open an issue on GitHub with your device, OS version, and steps to reproduce.
Open issue →Have an idea that would make PSKrep better? Open a feature request on GitHub Discussions.
Start a discussion →If you previously purchased Pro and the ad-removal isn’t active, open Settings → PSKrep Pro and tap “Restore Purchase”.
Restore guide →For account, privacy, or store-related questions that can’t be public on GitHub.
Send email →A few things operators ask most often.
None that we control. The app does not require an account, does not collect your name or email, and does not track you. See the full Privacy Policy.
All spots are pulled from the public PSKReporter.info API and MQTT feed. PSKrep is an unofficial third-party client.
Check the filter bottom sheet — make sure you’ve selected at least one band and mode, and that the time horizon isn’t set to a very recent window with no activity. Background auto-polling only runs while the app is in the foreground.
Grant the location permission on first run. The map will centre on your coordinates and draw paths to stations reporting you. Your location never leaves the device.
Open Settings → PSKrep Pro and tap Restore Purchase. If that doesn’t help, email us with your platform (iOS / Android) and the approximate purchase date.
PSKrep is built with Flutter and supports iOS, Android, and web. A desktop build is not currently provided; the source compiles but isn’t packaged as a release artifact.
Yes — the entire codebase is open source under the MIT License at github.com/kaanyaren/PSKREP.
Send us a note — we read every message and try to reply within 48 hours.
Email supportkaanyaren+pskrep@gmail.com · Developer: Kaan Yaren