SquitterPro is built in Jamul, California by Anthony Rose — a retired Navy EOD technician who put an ADS-B receiver on the roof and wanted to know what was flying over the house. San Diego airspace obliged: airliners into KSAN, Black Hawks and Super Hornets out of Miramar and North Island, and the occasional surprise from far out over the Pacific.
Nothing existing kept score. The live maps forgot every aircraft the moment it left the screen. So SquitterPro treats your antenna like a birder treats binoculars: every contact goes in the book.
SquitterPro is an independent one-person project, built and supported directly by its maker.



