About Project GMRS

Project GMRS is a community-driven platform built for GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) operators across the United States. It brings together the tools radio enthusiasts need into a single, modern dashboard: a nationwide repeater directory with an interactive map, a digital logbook for recording contacts, an equipment manager for tracking radios and antennas, a club and events system for local groups, a community forum, trip planning with in-range repeater discovery, and a searchable member directory.

The platform is designed for licensed GMRS operators and their families — from newcomers getting their first FCC license to experienced coordinators running regional repeater networks. Whether you're logging a contact from a weekend trip, requesting access to a closed repeater, or organizing a weekly net for your local club, Project GMRS gives you a centralized place to do it. Every member can verify their FCC callsign, build a public profile, and connect with thousands of fellow operators nationwide.

Project GMRS is built and maintained by an independent community of radio operators and developers who use GMRS every day. The platform is free to join, works on both desktop and mobile, and evolves directly from member feedback. Our mission is simple: make GMRS more accessible, more organized, and more connected for everyone on the air.