Clean frequencies
before soundcheck.

Pick your mics, IEMs and intercoms, enter the local TV channels, and get an intermod-free frequency plan in milliseconds. Built on your country’s band plan, 100% offline, no account. iOS & Android.

IM3 · IM5 · 100% OFFLINE
Invecter HF project screen with a spectrum strip and four tiles: channels, exclusions, plan and export

Coordinating forty channels shouldn’t need a laptop.

Frequency coordination usually means a desktop tool, a list of TV transmitters and a regulator’s PDF. Invecter HF puts it in your pocket: choose your gear by brand, series and band, exclude the local TV channels, and the engine assigns every channel clear of intermodulation, inside the bands your country allows.

See the spectrum. Inspect every carrier.

A spectrum strip lays out your carriers, the TV channels, your exclusions and where intermod products pile up. Tap a carrier for its tuning range and the three nearest intermod products, with the arithmetic behind each one.

Invecter HF plan screen: spectrum strip with TV channels, a selected carrier and its three nearest intermodulation products

A plan in milliseconds.

The engine checks every pair and every trio of transmitters for third-order products, every pair for fifth-order, and applies the spacings each manufacturer requires. Lock the frequencies you can’t move: the plan is built around them. 24 channels in 32 ms on an iPhone 13.

  1. GEAR
  2. TV CHANNELS
  3. CALCULATE
  4. PDF

Your country’s rules, built in.

Band plans for France, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Japan and Australia, each drawn from the regulator’s own texts: license-free, licensed and prohibited bands, power limits as the regulator writes them, and each country’s TV channel grid.

Invecter HF exclusions screen with local TV channels and a manual range to avoid

A PDF for FOH, a file for the crew.

Export the plan as a PDF with its alerts, exclusions, spectrum strip and the assumptions behind it. Share the project file: it opens in Invecter HF on iPhone and Android alike.

PDFPROJECT FILEiOS = ANDROID

The technical sheet.

14-DAY TRIAL · €29.99 · LIFETIME
PlatformsiOS 17+ · Android 8+ — native, shared Kotlin core
EngineThird-order intermodulation (2 and 3 transmitters) · fifth-order (2 transmitters) · per-model spacings · locked frequencies
ValidationChecked against Wireless Workbench 7.8 on 10 reference cases
Equipment418 models — Shure, Sennheiser, Sound Devices, Sony, Audio-Technica, Wisycom, MiPro
CountriesFrance · United States · United Kingdom · Germany · Switzerland · Belgium · Japan · Australia — from the regulators’ own texts
ExclusionsLocal TV channels on each country’s grid · your own ranges to avoid
ExportsPlan PDF with spectrum strip · project file shared between iOS and Android
Offline100% offline · no account · no cloud · no analytics — projects stay on the device
PricingFree 14-day trial · then €29.99 one-time, lifetime · optional €9.99 data packs · no subscription
LanguagesEnglish · Français

Coordinator questions.

Does it replace an RF scan?
No. The plan is calculated from your equipment, the band plan and the TV channels you enter. It replaces neither an on-site scan nor a license where the band requires one.
Which equipment does it know?
418 models from Shure, Sennheiser, Sound Devices, Sony, Audio-Technica, Wisycom and MiPro, with each manufacturer’s tuning ranges and band variants, as in their own tools.
Which countries?
France, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Japan and Australia, each with its band plan and its TV channel grid.
How much does it cost?
Free for 14 days with everything unlocked, then a €29.99 one-time unlock, for life. Optional data packs at €9.99. No subscription.
Does it work offline?
Yes, 100% offline, with no account and no cloud. Your projects stay on the device until you share them.
iPhone and Android?
Both, native, at parity, and a project file opens on either.

Clean frequencies
before doors.

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