DroidStar is a versatile communication software designed specifically for amateur radio operators. Available on Android, this free software allows users to connect to various communication systems including M17, Fusion (YSF/FCS, DN, and VW modes), DMR, P25, NXDN, D-STAR (REF/XRF/DCS) reflectors, and AllStar nodes.

One of the key features of DroidStar is its compatibility with all AMBE USB devices such as ThumbDV, DVstick 30, DVSI, and more. This means that users can easily connect their preferred USB devices to the software and enjoy seamless communication. Additionally, DroidStar supports MMDVM modems, enabling it to function as a hotspot or a stand-alone transceiver when connected to an MMDVM device.

Built using the cross-platform C++ library called Qt, DroidStar is not limited to Android. It can also be built and run on Linux, Windows, MacOS, and iOS, providing flexibility to users across different operating systems. Being an open-source software, DroidStar encourages community involvement and contributions to its development.

With its wide range of supported communication systems and compatibility with various devices, DroidStar is a reliable choice for amateur radio operators seeking a versatile communication solution.