Source truth
Named schedule providers and technical provenance remain visible.
DXLens separates published facts, modeled context, and real-world reception—then keeps them close enough to be useful.
“A schedule is a published fact. A forecast is context. Reception is the real-world result.”
DXLens exists because shortwave listening becomes confusing when those three things are collapsed into one claim. The app keeps them connected, but never interchangeable.
Named schedule providers and technical provenance remain visible.
Assumptions, unavailable evidence, and model limits stay inspectable.
The workflow continues from schedule and forecast into compatible public KiwiSDR or a personal RTL-TCP receiver.
Location, Custom views, alerts, presets, and reports remain understandable and user-directed.
DXLens combines global data and independent infrastructure into a native Apple-platform experience. It does not operate transmitters or public receivers, and it does not turn uncertainty into a marketing promise.
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