Photo-first. Trip-first. ScubaFlow Dive Log saves every keystroke on your phone, so you can log on the boat, at a remote resort, in airplane mode — no internet needed, ever.
Most dive log apps quietly assume you have wifi. Divers don't. Everything in ScubaFlow Dive Log works completely offline — logging, photos, voice notes, search, stats. Your logbook lives on your phone, not on someone's server.
Log the dive during your surface interval, while the details are still fresh. Nothing to sync, nothing to wait for.
Remote-island wifi that drops every five minutes? Doesn't matter. The app never needs it.
Fill in your logbook on the flight home, photos and all. It's all saved the moment you type it.
Built around how travelling divers actually dive — in trips, with cameras, far from reliable wifi.
Your shots front and centre — trip covers, dive galleries, dive maps, topside moments. Auto-compressed so they never eat your storage.
Your logbook organises itself the way you remember it — by trip. Lembeh last spring, the Red Sea before that.
Some dives need more than typed words. Record the story on the surface and keep it attached to the dive.
Dive 100 is coming. The app counts down with you — and you can set your starting dive number in Settings, so every dive in your old logbook counts.
Search and filter across everything — sites, buddies, tags, countries, depths. That one dive from 2021? Three taps away.
One-tap export of your entire logbook — CSV, UDDF, JSON and every photo, in a single zip. No lock-in, ever.
This is a beta, and the order below isn't fixed — what testers ask for moves to the front of the queue. Here's what's on the drawing board:
Your logbook safely backed up and on every device you own. Offline-first stays — sync happens quietly in the background when you have signal.
Proper native apps alongside the web version, with everything that comes with them.
Shot on a real camera? Pull photos in from your computer straight to the right trip — no emailing yourself files.
Share a dive as a beautiful card — photo, site, depth — straight to Facebook, Instagram or wherever your buddies are.
A life list of every species you've seen, built up dive by dive.
Your recorded notes turned into searchable text — opt-in, per recording.
Verified dives, digitally stamped by the centre you dived with.
Connect logs with the people you dived with — shared dives, shared photos.
Tap to WhatsApp, Instagram or email the centre you dived with — straight from the dive.
We're testing with a small group of divers first. There are two ways in:
Head to divelog.scubaflow.io on the phone you'll log dives with and enter the personal code from your invite email. The app should open in your browser.
So it sits next to your other apps and opens full-screen. The app shows you exactly how the moment you're in — it's one tap.
Real or from memory — have a play. Everything works offline from the moment you're in.
There's a feedback button right inside the app — it messages us directly on WhatsApp. The good and the bad, send it all.