Feature Requests

NetFinder is already a strong resource for amateur radio operators and anyone who needs quick, accurate repeater data. An API or MCP endpoint would take it a long step further by allowing developers to integrate NetFinder’s dataset directly into their own tools and workflows. A simple REST or MCP interface would enable: • Automated lookups and validation • Integration with logging software, club tools, or mapping apps • Faster updates and data synchronization for power users • Cleaner interoperability with modern agent frameworks The core value of NetFinder is its well maintained data. Opening that through a structured API would make the project far more useful without changing the existing UI at all. This is a great resource! Kudos!!

I like your software. If you’re interested in adding nets from ham.live you can get a json feed here: https://www.ham.live/api/data/livenets 73s

I need to delete a bad entry. How do I do that?

Currently, repeaters can only be added/associated with a net during the process of adding a new net. This solution would allow repeaters to be added to existing nets at a later time. For nets that may take place on a linked repeater system, this prevents the need to add multiple repeaters in one sitting which can be tiresome.

Currently, if you are scrolling throughout the website, if you want to conduct a "Search", you have to go to the home page. I suggest adding a menu item in the top blue section with "Search" as an option

I suggest including the text "include http:// or https://

It would be useful to be able to sort the nets by day for people who are looking for something to listen to at the time.

I'd like to be able to filter and sort on any (and multiple nested) database parameter combo, to trim and order database hits to a much more customised form. Can you: Set the net table column headers to become sort controls Enable user selection of which database items appear in the report table Make the above sticky per user Create a nested search utility Regards Rich / M7GET

Allow users to select their time zone. For example, a net that shows as a Wednesday UTC may be on a Tuesday in a local time zone.