mi0bot

mi0bot is an independent software publisher operating through GitHub, focused on open-source software for the amateur radio and software-defined radio (SDR) community. The publisher's catalog currently contains a single product, Thetis (HL2), an updated build of the Thetis SDR console application that adds support for Hermes Lite 2 functionality. Thetis is a well-known client application used with High Performance Software Defined Radio (HPSDR) compatible hardware, providing operators with a graphical interface for controlling SDR transceivers, visualizing spectra and waterfalls, tuning receivers, and managing transmit functions across amateur radio bands. The Hermes Lite 2 is a popular, low-cost, open-source SDR transceiver board, and this updated version of Thetis enables that hardware to take advantage of the application's full feature set, including panadapter displays, digital signal processing controls, filter configuration, and integration with common amateur radio utilities and logging tools. Typical use cases for this software include everyday HF operating, contesting, weak-signal work, monitoring, and experimentation with digital modes, where operators require precise control over reception and transmission parameters. By maintaining an updated fork of an established SDR application, mi0bot serves a niche but technically engaged audience of radio amateurs, homebrew hardware enthusiasts, and SDR experimenters who rely on community-maintained software to keep their hardware current and fully functional. Distribution through GitHub reflects the open-source nature of the project, allowing users to inspect the source code, track changes, report issues, and contribute improvements, consistent with the collaborative development culture common in the amateur radio software ecosystem.