Built for real-world operating

Map-panion brings together mapping, operating awareness, station visibility, and optional integrations in one practical desktop workspace. It is designed for real-world operating, not just passive display.

Whether you want a clean operating desk on your shack computer, a portable version you can keep self-contained in its own folder, or a station companion that works alongside the software and hardware you already use, Map-panion is built to stay flexible and useful.

What makes Map-panion different

Map-panion is built for operators who want practical station awareness, flexible layout control, and optional local integrations in one focused operating desk.

Local-first by design

Your core operating experience stays local. Map-panion is built around the idea that your station tools should work in your shack, on your machine, and on your terms.

Built for actual operating

This is not just a map on a screen. It is an operating desk that helps you see more, organize more, and tie more of your station together.

Flexible panel-based workspace

Arrange panels to match the way you operate. Build a layout that fits your screen, station style, and workflow.

Optional local integrations

Run Map-panion on its own, or expand it with optional bridge workflows for rotator control, N3FJP-related workflows, and WaveNode metering.

Choose the version that fits your station

Map-panion is available in installer and portable versions. Both deliver the same core experience. Choose the setup that best fits your station.

Windows Installer

Best for most users who want a standard Windows setup and a traditional install experience on a shack computer.

Download Installer

Portable Version

Best for users who want a self-contained folder-based setup that keeps the application and config together.

Download Portable

Free core app. Optional bridge support.

Map-panion is free to download and use.

Optional bridge files are available with a suggested $5 support donation. This is not a forced paywall. It is simply a small way to support the time spent building, testing, and documenting the project.

Bridge support includes setup guidance for rotator, N3FJP, and WaveNode workflows.

Learn About Bridges

New to Map-panion? Start here.

Start with the basics, then add bridges and deeper integrations when you’re ready.

  • Learn how to move supported panels
  • Understand installer vs portable
  • Find the Integrations panel
  • Follow setup guides for optional bridges
Getting Started