Live sessions

A session is one live occurrence of a net. It snapshots the definition when it starts, records everything that happens as an ordered event log, and streams that log to every connected viewer in real time. This section is the operating console: what you do while the net is on the air.

Start here

• Start and close a session — take a net live, retune a way in mid-net, and close it with a summary.

Guides

• Log check-ins — the quick-add hot path, signal reports, staying status, precedence, and the detail modal.
• Work the roster — the working-station cursor, rounds, notes, and ordering.
• Grant roles and relays — bring in loggers and relay stations for the session.
• Hand off net control — planned handoff, and recovery when the NCS drops.
• Moderate a session — remove and block disruptive stations.
• Export a log — CSV and ADIF downloads after the net.

Learn more

• Session lifecycle — scheduled, live, paused, closed, and the transitions between them.
• Live updates — how the event log, WebSocket stream, and reconnect keep every viewer in sync.

Reference

• Roles and permissions — who may do what.
• WebSocket protocol — the wire format, for integrators.
• Troubleshooting live sessions — when things stop updating.