Dive photos
Photos stay attached to the dive they belong to.
Dive logbook for modern divers
Diveary brings logs, dive photos, licenses, equipment presets, trips, buddies, dive sites, countries, regions and animal probabilities into one calm app.
Powerful logbook
Create complete logs with depth, duration, gas, temperature, water type, visibility, entry, tags, buddies, notes and photos. Use presets when your setup repeats, or short logs when you just want to save the dive quickly.
Explore the world
Diveary treats destinations as more than a name on a map. Countries, regions, dive sites and dive centers connect to images, maps, reviews, nearby spots, filters and community change suggestions.
Marine life intelligence
Animal profiles, categories, highlight species and probabilities help divers understand where marine life is likely to appear. Monthly and hourly sightings make the data feel useful, not decorative.
Everything together
No more licenses in one app, photos in another folder, trips in notes and logs somewhere else. Diveary keeps the pieces connected.
Photos stay attached to the dive they belong to.
Brevet data, organizations and previous dive counts live in your profile.
Trips connect participants, dive centers, cover image and logs.
Friends, nearby divers, chats and confirmations are part of the same product.
Deep dives
"Logs, photos, licenses and dive sites finally feel connected."
Google Play example
"Animal probabilities make trip planning more concrete."
Google Play example
"Presets and short logs save time right after surfacing."
Google Play example
FAQ
No. It also covers dive sites, dive centers, countries, regions, marine life, buddies, trips, chats, licenses and settings.
Yes. Dive photos belong to logs, while licenses and organizations are part of the profile area.
Yes. The layout is ready; it only needs the final app listing or review source to replace the placeholder examples.
Diveary keeps the memories, data and planning tools of your diving life in one place.