SignalScope puts your whole broadcast chain in your pocket. Connect to your SignalScope hub and see every monitored signal chain, site and input live: on-air levels, faults and their causes, RDS and DAB metadata, and the audio clips captured when something went wrong. KNOW FIRST, NOT LAST Push notifications arrive the moment a fault is confirmed and open straight on the affected chain. Choose the inputs you care about and hear about every fault on them. Acknowledge faults and attach engineer notes from your phone. SEE WHERE IT BROKE Every chain is drawn as a signal-path diagram, top to bottom, with stacks, FM and DAB branches and the point where ads join, each position coloured by its live status. The fault position is marked, and every node shows its level and input. AI FAULT ANALYSIS When your hub's AI assistant is on, each fault carries its reasoning: the likely cause, what the data shows and what to check next, then the root cause once it clears. Read the hub's daily digest, a handover of the last 24 hours, in the app. LIVE ACTIVITIES Active faults sit on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, updated by the hub while the app is in the background, and end with "Recovered" when the chain comes back. FM AND DAB IN DETAIL For every input: signal level, SNR, stereo and blend, RDS PS and RadioText, DAB service, ensemble, bitrate and error rates, with loudness, peaks and left/right levels. Tune a site's FM scanner, run a band scan, or browse DAB multiplexes and listen to any service. LISTEN ANYWHERE Play any stream live, or the clips saved at a fault with their transcripts, from wherever you are, with lock-screen controls. HISTORY AND MAINTENANCE Fault history across every chain, reports with clips and filters, signal history charts, and each chain's scheduled maintenance windows to see, add or change. MORE THAN ONE HUB Add every hub you look after and switch between them from the Sites page. BUILT FOR ENGINEERS A dark interface for control rooms, on iPhone and iPad. Requires a SignalScope hub, self-hosted on your own infrastructure, and iOS 18.6 or later.
