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vibesdr · 移动优先 SDR 接收器

手腕上的实时无线电频谱

实时瀑布图，戴在腕上。用数字表冠调谐——从原始 FFT 单元，通过自有 GPU 着色器渲染而成。这是我们的像素，不是远端服务器的影像。

源代码 · GPL-3.0 项目主页在线试听

01 · 从 FFT 到瀑布

瀑布图是我们的像素，不是服务器的图片

接收到的原始 FFT 数据不会以远端渲染的画面发送给你。相反，每一列频谱都由设备端 GPU 着色器绘制——即瀑布图本身就是一种频谱层级的实时解码。

自有渲染 · 26 种调色板

02 · 调谐时光标

旋转表冠，让一列频谱穿越历史

每调一下表冠，光标就前进一列，时间轴向后推移。历史瀑布即时重绘，调谐的过程也就是「重读」频谱的过程——带惯性与速度自适应触觉反馈，像模拟调谐器的手感。

光标前进 · 历史即时重绘 · 速度自适应 Haptics

03 · 多后端矩阵

一个接收器，多种信号来源

同一套调谐体验，连接多种远程服务器协议与本地硬件。后端以频段划分，而非卡片墙。

后端

连接方式

频段

UberSDR

远程服务器协议

· 宽带 · HF/VHF

OpenWebRX / +

远程网页接收协议

· 网络 · HF/VHF

KiwiSDR

远程服务器协议

· 网络 · LF–HF

FM-DX

FM-DX Webserver 协议

· 网络 · FM

USB RTL-SDR

设备端硬件（Android）

· 本地 · 宽带

VibeServer

把手机 + RTL-SDR 变网络接收器

· 本地网络 · 宽带

VibeServer 可用浏览器访问 vibesdr.local，无需安装应用。

04 · 设备端 DSP

自研、GPL-free 的 NEON 引擎

本地解调不依赖 SDR++、FFTW 或 VOLK。由设备自身的 NEON DSP 引擎完成，瀑布渲染与频谱解码都在端侧进行。

STAGE · FRONT-END

信号接入

来自后端或本地 RTL-SDR 的原始采样流进入引擎。

STAGE · NEON DSP

设备端解调

自研 NEON DSP 引擎完成本地解调，全程在设备上执行。

STAGE · FFT

频谱变换

原始 FFT 单元送入 GPU 着色器。

STAGE · GPU SHADER

瀑布渲染

26 种调色板绘制自有像素，历史可即时重绘。

· GPL-free · 不依赖 SDR++ / FFTW / VOLK · 渲染全在端侧

05 · 开放且致谢

开源、署名、可查证

代码公开，明确标注为 vibe-coded——「用 vibe 写，但不是流水线产物」。GPLv3 许可，任何人都可以审视、构建与查证。

许可GPL-3.0 · 可免费自由构建

作者Stuart Carr

来源唯一源仓库，代码完全公开

立场关于 AI 的态度坦率说明，无夸大

vibesdr 的瀑布图由自有引擎渲染，不冒充服务器生成的图片；关于 AI 辅助开发的部分也开诚布公——代码可查、可构建、可证。

查看源代码 · GitHub

06 · 获取

在腕上、在手机上，或直接在浏览器里听

Apple Watch 与 iPhone 上提供接收器应用，也可在浏览器直接试听，无需安装、无需插入任何硬件。

VibeSDR · App Store VibeSDR Jr · 独立手表接收器在线试听 · demo.vibesdr.net

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23:T3c7f, vibesdr — Live radio spectrum on your wrist

vibesdr · mobile-first SDR receiver

Live radio spectrum on your wrist

A live waterfall, worn on the wrist, tuned with the Digital Crown — rendered from raw FFT cells through our own GPU shader. It's our pixels, not the server's picture.

Source · GPL-3.0 Project home Try it live

01 · FFT into waterfall

The waterfall is our pixels, not the server's picture

Raw FFT columns aren't shipped to you as a remote-rendered image. Each column of spectrum is drawn on-device by a GPU shader — so the waterfall is itself a live decode of the spectrum.

on-device render · 26 palettes

02 · Tune the cursor

Turn the crown, run a column through history

Each crown step advances the cursor one column and pushes time back. History repaints instantly, so tuning is re-reading the spectrum — with the inertia, detents, and speed-adaptive haptics of an analog tuner.

cursor advance · instant repaint · speed-adaptive haptics

03 · Backend matrix

One receiver, many signal sources

The same tuning experience across remote protocols and local hardware — organized as a frequency-band table, not a wall of cards.

Backend

Connection

Band

UberSDR

Remote server protocol

· wideband · HF/VHF

OpenWebRX / +

Web-served receiver protocol

· network · HF/VHF

KiwiSDR

Remote server protocol

· network · LF–HF

FM-DX

FM-DX Webserver protocol

· network · FM

USB RTL-SDR

On-device hardware (Android)

· local · wideband

VibeServer

Turns a phone + RTL-SDR into a network receiver

· local net · wideband

VibeServer is reachable from a browser at vibesdr.local — no app install needed.

04 · On-device DSP

Our own, GPL-free NEON engine

On-device demodulation without SDR++, FFTW, or VOLK. Waterfall rendering and decoding both happen on the device itself.

STAGE · FRONT-END

Signal in

Raw sample streams arrive from a backend or a local RTL-SDR.

STAGE · NEON DSP

Demodulate on-device

Our own NEON DSP engine demodulates locally, entirely on the device.

STAGE · FFT

Spectrum transform

Raw FFT cells feed the GPU shader.

STAGE · GPU SHADER

Waterfall render

26 palettes draw our own pixels; history repaints instantly.

· GPL-free · no SDR++ / FFTW / VOLK · rendering entirely on-device

05 · Open and credited

Open source, credited, checkable

The code is public and honestly labeled vibe-coded — "vibe-coded, but not slop." Under GPLv3, anyone can inspect it, build it, and verify it.

LicenseGPL-3.0 · free to build

AuthorStuart Carr

SourceSingle source repo, fully public code

StanceStraight, no-hype take on AI assistance

vibesdr's waterfall is drawn by our own engine, never posing as a server-generated image — and the AI-assisted build is spoken about plainly. The code is inspectable, buildable, and verifiable.

View the source · GitHub

06 · Get it

On the wrist, on the phone, or right in the browser

Receiver apps for Apple Watch and iPhone, plus a browser demo — no install, nothing to plug in.

VibeSDR · App Store VibeSDR Jr · standalone watch receiver Try it live · demo.vibesdr.net

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