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VibeSDRはどんなアプリ？
VibeSDRは、複数のサーバープロトコルに対応した受信機アプリです。
独自の信号処理エンジンで生の信号を正確に復調し、滑らかなグラフィックで周波数帯の動きを映し出します。バックグラウンド再生やロック画面での操作にも対応しているため、移動中や車内でも途切れることなく音声を聴き続けられます。さらに、音声操作やApple Watchとの連携機能が含まれており、手元の操作を最小限に抑えて特定の周波数へ瞬時に合わせられます。独自のデコーダーや地図情報も内蔵されており、航空機の識別や文字情報の読み取りもスムーズに行えます。
移動中にハンズフリーで無線通信を楽しみたい場面や、複数のサーバーを一つの画面で切り替えて管理したい層にうってつけです。特に、外出先での操作性を重視するユーザーにとって、安定した再生環境と高度な解析機能が備わったこのアプリは頼りになります。
アノアプリによる紹介文です。デベロッパー公式の説明はApp Storeでご確認いただけます。
VibeSDRの注目ポイント
複数のサーバープロトコルへの対応
UberSDRやOpenWebRX、KiwiSDRなど複数の受信機と連携できます。一つの操作画面から接続先を選べるため、好みの環境に合わせて受信機を切り替えて利用できます。
独自エンジンによる正確な復調
独自の信号処理エンジンが生の信号を解析し、正確な音声へと復調します。外部のサーバーに頼らず端末側で処理を行うため、高品質な音質で無線通信を捉えられます。
滑らかな動きのグラフィック処理
GPUによる描画処理により、波形やスペクトラムを滑らかな動きで表示します。高フレームレートで更新される画面を見ながら、ノイズ除去やゲイン調整などの操作もスムーズに行えます。
バックグラウンド再生と他端末連携
アプリを閉じたりロック画面に切り替えても、音声を途切れず聴き続けられます。Apple WatchやSiriでの操作にも対応しているため、移動中や運転時でも手放さずに特定の周波数を追いかけられます。
価格履歴
今の価格は500円です。過去83日間、価格は変わっていません。
アノアプリが独自に収集した価格履歴をもとに分析しています。
- 買い時判定
- 通常価格
- 記録期間
- 83日
- 最頻価格
- ¥500
- 記録上の最安値
- ¥500
価格更新履歴
| 日付 | 価格 |
|---|---|
| 2026-08-13 | ¥500 |
ランキング推移
ユーティリティ（有料）：最終圏内 81位（2026年09月10日）
ユーザーレビュー （当サイト投稿）
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アプリ更新履歴 活発に更新中
Ver 11.0.16 2026-11-01
A smoother, fully buffered waterfall
• Zooming keeps the history exactly as it was drawn while new lines fan in or out — no slices, stretching or black. A station moving while you tune draws one smooth trail.
• The waterfall runs on a steady clock, and briefly speeds up while you tune or zoom (SPEED UP WHILE TUNING, on by default).
• WATERFALL SPEED has six choices: MINIMUM, LOW, ECO, NATIVE, DEFAULT and SMOOTH. The speed only changes how fast it scrolls; frames are combined, so short bursts are not lost.
• DATA (LOW, AUTO or FULL) in the SERVER section sets how much the server sends.
• Scale stamps: after a tune or zoom, a thin copy of the old frequency scale with its time scrolls away with the history. Tap an old trace to tune to its own frequency. A big jump keeps the history instead of clearing it.
• The waterfall waits for the sound, so what you see lines up with what you hear, Bluetooth included.
• Tall screens keep more history.
Fixes
• Signed in as a server's owner, the sound no longer drops for a moment every four minutes.
• On a VibeServer, a DAB receiver no longer switches to FM and back when your connection blips.
• FM stereo on a VibeServer recovers by itself if it gets stuck as mush after a tune.
• Zooming out on an UberSDR no longer smears the history; typing a distant frequency on a VibeServer no longer shows the wrong place for a few seconds.
• Radios reached over rtl_tcp get offset tuning, so the DC spike never sits on your station.
• The EiBi schedule falls back to last season's until the new one is published.
Thanks to Gesiima and Kiko for reports and testing.
• Zooming keeps the history exactly as it was drawn while new lines fan in or out — no slices, stretching or black. A station moving while you tune draws one smooth trail.
• The waterfall runs on a steady clock, and briefly speeds up while you tune or zoom (SPEED UP WHILE TUNING, on by default).
• WATERFALL SPEED has six choices: MINIMUM, LOW, ECO, NATIVE, DEFAULT and SMOOTH. The speed only changes how fast it scrolls; frames are combined, so short bursts are not lost.
• DATA (LOW, AUTO or FULL) in the SERVER section sets how much the server sends.
• Scale stamps: after a tune or zoom, a thin copy of the old frequency scale with its time scrolls away with the history. Tap an old trace to tune to its own frequency. A big jump keeps the history instead of clearing it.
• The waterfall waits for the sound, so what you see lines up with what you hear, Bluetooth included.
• Tall screens keep more history.
Fixes
• Signed in as a server's owner, the sound no longer drops for a moment every four minutes.
• On a VibeServer, a DAB receiver no longer switches to FM and back when your connection blips.
• FM stereo on a VibeServer recovers by itself if it gets stuck as mush after a tune.
• Zooming out on an UberSDR no longer smears the history; typing a distant frequency on a VibeServer no longer shows the wrong place for a few seconds.
• Radios reached over rtl_tcp get offset tuning, so the DC spike never sits on your station.
• The EiBi schedule falls back to last season's until the new one is published.
Thanks to Gesiima and Kiko for reports and testing.
Ver 11.0.10 2026-10-22
Ask before tuning: on a server whose owner has switched it on, tuning, gain and radio controls are dimmed until you ask in chat, and a new canned reply says "I'm listening to this one — a few more minutes, please?" The admin always keeps full control.
DAB: pressing the multiplex button quickly moves the label at once and tunes only the block you stop on, and the label no longer jumps back while a slower server catches up.
Listening through an rtl_tcp receiver: fixes a stutter in the audio, and a hitch in the waterfall, every time the RF gain changed.
DAB: pressing the multiplex button quickly moves the label at once and tunes only the block you stop on, and the label no longer jumps back while a slower server catches up.
Listening through an rtl_tcp receiver: fixes a stutter in the audio, and a hitch in the waterfall, every time the RF gain changed.
Ver 11.0.9 2026-10-22
• Servers with their own certificate can now be trusted — an OpenWebRX+ using a self-signed pair, for instance. VibeSDR shows the certificate's fingerprint and, if you trust it, accepts that exact certificate for that server only, and warns you if it ever changes. Forget it from the server's edit sheet.
• Discovered servers: a new Search again row, and the list no longer goes stale until the app is restarted.
• The waterfall scrolls steadily on slower servers: Sharp shows each real row, while Default and Smooth repeat real rows at a pace that divides evenly into the server's rate.
• VibeServer 11.0.9 servers bring steadier gain control on SSB and CW, no pop when the RF gain changes, and a waterfall that no longer steps when the gain moves.
• Discovered servers: a new Search again row, and the list no longer goes stale until the app is restarted.
• The waterfall scrolls steadily on slower servers: Sharp shows each real row, while Default and Smooth repeat real rows at a pace that divides evenly into the server's rate.
• VibeServer 11.0.9 servers bring steadier gain control on SSB and CW, no pop when the RF gain changes, and a waterfall that no longer steps when the gain moves.
Ver 11.0.5 2026-10-19
• Made small changes to the portrait layout from user feedback on an iPhone 12: the frequency comes first, the menu keys are never bigger than the tuning keys, MHz is no longer cut short, and a long receiver name stops before the Servers button.
• The Nixie frequency display is redrawn from a 4K HDR slow-motion recording of real IN-14 tubes cycling through their digits: every digit at its true depth in the stack, the tubes' own digit shapes, a neon glow, and the honeycomb mesh across the whole tube.
• RDS station names that scroll read cleanly: the call letters show until the name settles, a scrolling name starts at the beginning of a word, and repeated letters are no longer doubled.
• Advanced RDS: the left and right deviation meters read true on weak, noisy stations, and healthy readings are shown in green.
• Links to a PIN-protected VibeServer now ask for the PIN, and a wrong PIN asks again instead of opening a radio that never starts.
• OpenWebRX servers using their own HTTPS on port 8073 connect again, saved servers remember their full address, and a connection that fails now says why.
• On a shared server, your own tuning no longer pops up as another user's. When somebody else on the shared tuner moves it, you see “Another user has tuned to…”.
• Typing a frequency or picking a bookmark below the broadcast bands sets the right mode and step: VLF and LF on CW with 500 Hz steps, long wave on AM with 9 kHz steps (10 kHz in the Americas), and NAVTEX and the beacons between long and medium wave on USB with 500 Hz steps.
• FM de-emphasis and stereo show what the server is actually running, instead of the setting you last chose on a different server.
• On a shared server, when another listener moves the passband sliders, your sliders now move with them (you heard the change before, but your sliders stayed put). A mode change by another listener on the same frequency shows too.
• A VibeServer's .local name now answers iPhones, iPads and Macs reliably on a busy network.
• The Nixie frequency display is redrawn from a 4K HDR slow-motion recording of real IN-14 tubes cycling through their digits: every digit at its true depth in the stack, the tubes' own digit shapes, a neon glow, and the honeycomb mesh across the whole tube.
• RDS station names that scroll read cleanly: the call letters show until the name settles, a scrolling name starts at the beginning of a word, and repeated letters are no longer doubled.
• Advanced RDS: the left and right deviation meters read true on weak, noisy stations, and healthy readings are shown in green.
• Links to a PIN-protected VibeServer now ask for the PIN, and a wrong PIN asks again instead of opening a radio that never starts.
• OpenWebRX servers using their own HTTPS on port 8073 connect again, saved servers remember their full address, and a connection that fails now says why.
• On a shared server, your own tuning no longer pops up as another user's. When somebody else on the shared tuner moves it, you see “Another user has tuned to…”.
• Typing a frequency or picking a bookmark below the broadcast bands sets the right mode and step: VLF and LF on CW with 500 Hz steps, long wave on AM with 9 kHz steps (10 kHz in the Americas), and NAVTEX and the beacons between long and medium wave on USB with 500 Hz steps.
• FM de-emphasis and stereo show what the server is actually running, instead of the setting you last chose on a different server.
• On a shared server, when another listener moves the passband sliders, your sliders now move with them (you heard the change before, but your sliders stayed put). A mode change by another listener on the same frequency shows too.
• A VibeServer's .local name now answers iPhones, iPads and Macs reliably on a busy network.
Ver 11.0.1 2026-10-16
Squelch on a VibeServer now works at every level. On a quiet channel (an Airspy HF+ on airband, an SDRplay on medium wave) auto squelch set its line correctly but never closed, and the bottom third of the squelch bar switched it off. It now closes and opens wherever the line is, and the needle reads the same level the squelch compares.
VibeServer Portable: switching to your phone's hotspot from the app now works, and an iPhone hotspot is found even when its name was typed with a different apostrophe.
Apple Watch: the squelch control now works on every receiver (on a VibeServer, a KiwiSDR or OpenWebRX it did nothing). Turn the crown to move the needle along the signal bar, exactly as you would drag it on the phone.
VibeServer Portable: switching to your phone's hotspot from the app now works, and an iPhone hotspot is found even when its name was typed with a different apostrophe.
Apple Watch: the squelch control now works on every receiver (on a VibeServer, a KiwiSDR or OpenWebRX it did nothing). Turn the crown to move the needle along the signal bar, exactly as you would drag it on the phone.
Ver 11.0 2026-10-14
VibeSDR 11 — the biggest update yet.
A NEW LOOK
• The controls are now a real front panel: original, brushed silver or black metal; Nixie tubes, VCR dot-matrix or segment displays; a bar, LED VU strip or analogue needle meter. Pick your colours, and the app icon too.
• A rebuilt station strip with logos, flags and RDS, and a new icon.
MAPS THAT ARE OURS
• Every map — HFDL aircraft, digital and CW spots, the server directory — is drawn on the GPU from map data built into the app. No tile server: maps work without internet, with relief, airports and runways, ports and the day-night greyline. Optional High Detail maps for close zooming.
SHARED RECEIVERS
• On a shared tuner the app follows whoever tunes, with a no-typing chat ("Can I tune?", "Anyone know what this is?") and Signal ID Wiki answers.
• Receivers introduce themselves: aerial, coverage, notices and PIN protection per radio.
DECODERS REBUILT
• RTTY with AUTO (shift, speed and polarity found for you) and much better copy on fading signals.
• NAVTEX with error correction and a message box; WEFAX charts that come out clean and straight; SSTV in true colour; FT8 decodes about 40% more; WWV/WWVB/time signals that read the year from the air.
• On a VibeServer every listener gets their own decoders.
DAB AND FM
• DAB/DAB+ on VibeServer: station logos, now playing, slideshow pictures, the transmitter you hear, and a reception meter judged on real errors.
• Advanced RDS: deviation and left/right meters, eye diagram, RDS phase, and US call letters.
MORE
• A Recordings button on the server list.
• OpenWebRX: a true S-meter and OpenWebRX's own Auto Squelch.
• Nearly half of public KiwiSDRs (those behind the KiwiSDR proxy) now connect.
• A band-aware automatic gain that stops a strong local station creating false signals.
FIXES
• Audio that heals itself if it goes silent, and a fault in one panel no longer takes the app with it.
• Audio now runs at its exact rate, so WEFAX and SSTV pictures no longer slant.
• Shared servers reconnect by themselves after the internet drops.
• Plus many smaller fixes to tuning, reconnecting and layout on every screen size.
A NEW LOOK
• The controls are now a real front panel: original, brushed silver or black metal; Nixie tubes, VCR dot-matrix or segment displays; a bar, LED VU strip or analogue needle meter. Pick your colours, and the app icon too.
• A rebuilt station strip with logos, flags and RDS, and a new icon.
MAPS THAT ARE OURS
• Every map — HFDL aircraft, digital and CW spots, the server directory — is drawn on the GPU from map data built into the app. No tile server: maps work without internet, with relief, airports and runways, ports and the day-night greyline. Optional High Detail maps for close zooming.
SHARED RECEIVERS
• On a shared tuner the app follows whoever tunes, with a no-typing chat ("Can I tune?", "Anyone know what this is?") and Signal ID Wiki answers.
• Receivers introduce themselves: aerial, coverage, notices and PIN protection per radio.
DECODERS REBUILT
• RTTY with AUTO (shift, speed and polarity found for you) and much better copy on fading signals.
• NAVTEX with error correction and a message box; WEFAX charts that come out clean and straight; SSTV in true colour; FT8 decodes about 40% more; WWV/WWVB/time signals that read the year from the air.
• On a VibeServer every listener gets their own decoders.
DAB AND FM
• DAB/DAB+ on VibeServer: station logos, now playing, slideshow pictures, the transmitter you hear, and a reception meter judged on real errors.
• Advanced RDS: deviation and left/right meters, eye diagram, RDS phase, and US call letters.
MORE
• A Recordings button on the server list.
• OpenWebRX: a true S-meter and OpenWebRX's own Auto Squelch.
• Nearly half of public KiwiSDRs (those behind the KiwiSDR proxy) now connect.
• A band-aware automatic gain that stops a strong local station creating false signals.
FIXES
• Audio that heals itself if it goes silent, and a fault in one panel no longer takes the app with it.
• Audio now runs at its exact rate, so WEFAX and SSTV pictures no longer slant.
• Shared servers reconnect by themselves after the internet drops.
• Plus many smaller fixes to tuning, reconnecting and layout on every screen size.
Ver 10.3.1 2026-08-19
Fixes audio that could fail to start.
• On some connections the app could set up audio and immediately tear it down again, leaving a perfect signal and no sound. Often it worked on the next attempt, which made it hard to spot.
• Connecting to an UberSDR receiver by its address on your own network could leave the app with no sound at all. The audio connection now falls back to a transport that reaches it, and if audio does stall the app re-introduces itself rather than retrying forever.
• The app keeps its own record of what the audio path did, so a Diagnostics report says what actually happened.
Nothing else has changed.
• On some connections the app could set up audio and immediately tear it down again, leaving a perfect signal and no sound. Often it worked on the next attempt, which made it hard to spot.
• Connecting to an UberSDR receiver by its address on your own network could leave the app with no sound at all. The audio connection now falls back to a transport that reaches it, and if audio does stall the app re-introduces itself rather than retrying forever.
• The app keeps its own record of what the audio path did, so a Diagnostics report says what actually happened.
Nothing else has changed.
Ver 10.3 2026-08-18
Works with the new multi-radio VibeServer.
Connect once and choose any receiver on the server. The picker shows which are free and which are in use before you commit to one.
• Sign in as the owner to take a receiver back from any device — the most recent login wins, and the other side is told why
• Your remembered frequency comes back with you on reconnect
• RDS station bookmarks are shared with the server
• Alternative frequency lists, IF bandwidth and CEQ are now shown in full
• Fixes for tuning, reconnection and audio dropouts
Connect once and choose any receiver on the server. The picker shows which are free and which are in use before you commit to one.
• Sign in as the owner to take a receiver back from any device — the most recent login wins, and the other side is told why
• Your remembered frequency comes back with you on reconnect
• RDS station bookmarks are shared with the server
• Alternative frequency lists, IF bandwidth and CEQ are now shown in full
• Fixes for tuning, reconnection and audio dropouts
Ver 10.0.1 2026-08-01
A big one — four releases in one.
FM-DX tuner support. Connect to FM-DX Webserver receivers worldwide, with full RDS, station identification and a tuning dial.
VibeServer. Run your own SDR as a server on a Mac or Raspberry Pi and listen from anywhere — RTL-SDR, SDRplay RSP and Airspy HF+ supported.
VibeSDR Buddy for Apple Watch. Control VibeSDR from your wrist with Buddy, the included watch app — the waterfall, DAB and aircraft screens, all on the watch itself.
Better RDS. The decoder has been calibrated against a professional reference analyser and now reads far more stations, further out.
Also: iCloud sync for your favourites and bookmarks, a recordings browser, DAB and ADS-B, keyboard control, and a great many fixes.
This update also fixes the decoder window on smaller iPhones, where its controls could be cut off, adds menus for the spot filters, corrects SSTV image alignment, and makes VibeSDR a better guest on shared receivers — honouring each server's own session limits and warning you before one times out.
FM-DX tuner support. Connect to FM-DX Webserver receivers worldwide, with full RDS, station identification and a tuning dial.
VibeServer. Run your own SDR as a server on a Mac or Raspberry Pi and listen from anywhere — RTL-SDR, SDRplay RSP and Airspy HF+ supported.
VibeSDR Buddy for Apple Watch. Control VibeSDR from your wrist with Buddy, the included watch app — the waterfall, DAB and aircraft screens, all on the watch itself.
Better RDS. The decoder has been calibrated against a professional reference analyser and now reads far more stations, further out.
Also: iCloud sync for your favourites and bookmarks, a recordings browser, DAB and ADS-B, keyboard control, and a great many fixes.
This update also fixes the decoder window on smaller iPhones, where its controls could be cut off, adds menus for the spot filters, corrects SSTV image alignment, and makes VibeSDR a better guest on shared receivers — honouring each server's own session limits and warning you before one times out.