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rosterRF: every wireless mic, on one screen

rosterRFwhich wireless are they using · open beta

Every wireless mic, on one screen.

Each receiver channel becomes a card with the performer’s name, photo, tape colour and desk channel, and live RF, audio and battery. Alerts the moment a mic drops RF, clips, runs low or goes off air.

Download rosterRF Windows · Mac · free open beta
Two performer cards, each with a headphones button for listening to that mic

Hear the mic, wherever you stand.

Tap the headphones button on a card to listen to that mic, on the rosterRF computer or on your phone. Walk the stage at soundcheck and confidence-check each mic by ear, without running back to the rack. The mics come in through an audio interface or Dante Virtual Soundcard on the rosterRF computer. Headphones only, never speakers.

Download rosterRF Windows · Mac · free open beta
The Live RF view: spectrum, channels and a draggable limit line

Find a clear frequency on show day.

Live spectrum with every channel marked, a local-TV overlay from public FCC data for your venue ZIP, and a draggable RF-limit line. Paste your coordination backups and keep them monitored.

Download rosterRF Windows · Mac · free open beta
Stream Deck keys: performer photos with status dots, scene keys, Line Check and Clear alerts

Your console drives the scenes.

Recall a scene on the desk and rosterRF switches names, photos and layout to match. It only listens: it never sends anything to your console. The free Stream Deck plugin puts each performer on a key, with scenes and Line Check beside them.

Download rosterRF Windows · Mac · free open beta
The device list: every receiver by brand, model, address and status

Know exactly what’s on the wire.

Every receiver by brand, model, IP and channel count, online or when it was last seen, with a warning when one sits on a subnet your computer can’t reach. A missing mic is obvious before doors.

Download rosterRF Windows · Mac · free open beta

What it is · for the whole crew, not just the RF tech

Live RF, audio and battery, and everyone watching along.

rosterRF watches your Shure and Sennheiser wireless mics and in-ears over the network, coordinates frequencies, and switches scenes when your console does.

Phones and tablets scan a QR code and become live monitors on your own Wi-Fi, with no app store and no accounts. Paired devices can rename, tag and photograph mics; everyone else is view-only. A show chat runs between the host and the phones, and Line Check walks every channel at soundcheck.

A built-in demo mode with sample mics lets you explore it with no hardware at all.

Free for Windows and Mac. No cloud, no accounts, no tracking.

Download · version 0.9.36

Free, for Windows and Mac.

rosterRF is in open beta. Expect a few bugs here and there and some features that aren’t perfectly tuned yet. It’s free, it’s improving fast, and your feedback shapes it.

Windows
rosterRF-0.9.36-setup.exe
Windows installer · signed · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
Download for Windows
Mac
rosterRF-0.9.36.dmg
Mac disk image · signed and notarized · Apple silicon (M1 or later)
Download for Mac
Stream Deck plugin. Using an Elgato Stream Deck? Get the rosterRF plugin: recall, step through and store scenes, run a Line Check, clear warnings, and per-person status keys with the mic’s photo. Setup guide.
Signed installers. The Mac app is notarized by Apple and opens with no warning. The Windows installer is code-signed; because rosterRF is new, SmartScreen may still say “Windows protected your PC” the first time. Click More info, then Run anyway.

Works with

Networked wireless, and the console at FOH.

Wireless

  • Shure Axient Digital
  • Shure ULX-D
  • Shure SLX-D
  • Shure PSM transmitters
  • Sennheiser EW-DX
  • Sennheiser Digital 6000
  • Sennheiser EW G3
  • Sennheiser ew 300 IEM G3

Scene follow

  • Behringer X32
  • Midas M32
  • Yamaha DM3 / TF / CL / QL
  • Allen & Heath SQ / Avantis / dLive

rosterRF only listens to the console. Scan finds the desk by the name set on it, and it reconnects on its own if the desk restarts mid-show.

Privacy

Your show stays on your network.

No cloud, no accountsEverything runs on your computer and your own network. Nothing to sign up for.
No trackingNo analytics, no telemetry. The only things it fetches are the FCC TV-data refresh you trigger and an optional check for a newer version, and neither sends anything about you.
Yours to keepShows, photos and settings are ordinary files on your machine. Delete them any time.