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Bandlattice: RF Planner

Coordinate Wireless Channels

iOSfor iPhone and iPad

  • $2.99 one-time purchase
  • No account
  • No ads or app telemetry

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About Bandlattice: RF Planner

Bandlattice is an offline RF coordination workspace for live sound, theaters, houses of worship, schools, and small production teams. Plan wireless microphone and IEM channels against real intermodulation math, entirely on your device.

Define a frequency window, tuning step, spacing floor, and separate guards for each product family. Bandlattice checks every active transmitter for third-order two-transmitter (2f1-f2) and three-transmitter (f1+f2-f3) products and fifth-order (3f1-2f2) products, plus spacing, exclusions, and the window itself. Frequencies are compared in whole hertz, so a product that lands exactly on a channel is always caught. Spares are checked as receivers only.

The generator keeps your existing channels and adds the quietest compatible frequencies, preferring low readings from an imported scan. For any channel, Find clean frequencies lists replacements that clear the whole plan; tap Use to retune and watch the analysis update.

KEY FEATURES
- 3rd order 2-Tx and 3-Tx, and 5th order intermod checks with separate guards
- Compatible channel generator that keeps your existing channels
- Backup frequency finder for any channel or spare
- Per-channel compatibility list and filtered findings
- TV channel exclusions (North America 6 MHz, Europe 8 MHz) and custom ranges
- Scan CSV import (MHz, kHz, or Hz) with product overlay
- Unlimited plans: new, duplicate, rename, delete
- Backup and restore all plans as one file
- Channel CSV import and export
- PDF coordination brief with rules, channels, exclusions, and findings
- Built-in guide to intermodulation, spacing, spares, TV channels, and handoff
- No account, ads, analytics, tracking, network use, or subscription

Bandlattice is a planning aid, not a spectrum analyzer or regulatory authorization, and it does not control hardware. Confirm legal spectrum access, licensing, local conditions, transmitter behavior, scan quality, and manufacturer guidance before deployment.

A Shadowfetch app. Published on the App Store by Robert Corbin.