Introducing NetRoll

tl;dr: NetRoll is a public, searchable directory of amateur radio nets, plus a browser-based net logger. List your net even if you never touch the logger. If you’ve been around amateur radio for more than about five minutes, someone has probably told you to “go check into a net.” Great advice! Which net? When? Where? Unless you already know the answer, that’s surprisingly hard to figure out. Net schedules live on club websites that haven’t been touched since 2019, a pinned post in a Facebook group, somewhere in a Discord channel, or just in the net control operator’s head. The logs aren’t much better - a legal pad, or a spreadsheet on one person’s laptop that nobody else ever sees. I’d been chewing on this for a while, and eventually the hyperfocus gremlin won. The result is NetRoll - it’s live, it hit 1.0, and you can use it today. The goals There are two of them A searchable directory of nets This is the big one, and I didn’t even know it until I was looking at the front page. The…