Dive log app guide
The best dive log app is the one that works with every computer you'll ever own.
Brand apps lock your history to one computer. Paper gets wet and lost. DiveBook keeps every dive in one free logbook — whatever you dive with.
How the options compare
| Feature | DiveBook | Computer brand app | Paper logbook |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free for divers | |||
| Works with any dive computer brand | |||
| Scan old paper logbooks | |||
| Air use (SAC) worked out for you | |||
| Buddy and instructor sign-offs | |||
| Certification card locker | |||
| Find buddies, shops and dive sites | |||
| Gear service reminders |
Brand apps vary; this reflects what most offer out of the box.
Step 1
Make a free account
Takes under a minute on your phone.
Step 2
Bring your dives in
Upload a file from your computer, scan paper pages, or log by hand.
Step 3
Get them signed
Ask your buddy or instructor to confirm each dive.
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