Dive Exporter

Dive Exporter

Bluetooth dive logs to UDDF

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  • Released
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  • May 22, 2026
  • September 8, 2026
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Dive Exporter lets you download dives from your Bluetooth (BLE) dive computer, view detailed dive profiles with charts, and export them in the standard UDDF format — without committing to a full logbook app. If you've ever wanted to: • Pull dives off your computer without installing the vendor's app • Move data between logging tools • Keep your own portable UDDF archive • Manage and download dives from multiple devices …this is built for exactly that. KEY FEATURES • Connect over Bluetooth (BLE) — Shearwater, Halcyon, Mares, Seac, and many other supported brands • Visualize your dives with a detailed profile chart, including depth, temperature, NDL, PO2, CNS, and decompression info • Full download, plus Smart download for incremental syncs — only new dives are pulled • Export to UDDF, the open dive data standard — single dive or bulk • Manage multiple devices with custom names • Metric or imperial units, with per-unit overrides • Bulk delete when you want to clean things up WHAT THIS APP IS NOT Dive Exporter is not a dive logbook. It does not try to replace Subsurface, MacDive, or whatever logging tool you already use. It does not store buddies, dive sites, ratings, or photos. Its job is narrower and more reliable: get dives off your computer and into a portable format you can take anywhere. WHY DIVE EXPORTER EXISTS Most dive logging apps bundle export with a full logbook experience, and most vendor apps lock you into a single ecosystem. Some vendors don't offer any way to export your dives in a standard format. Dive Exporter fills that gap — a clean bridge between your dive computer and whatever workflow you actually want to use.
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What's New in Dive Exporter

1.4

September 8, 2026

Here's what's new in 1.4: • Tap a device row to start the download. A tap on a device row in the Devices tab starts the download. The other device actions move to a long press. • Display dive computers in range. The Devices tab marks each dive computer that is in range. A dive computer is in range only while it is awake and in Bluetooth mode. • Dive profile preview in dive view. The Profile section shows a preview of the dive profile. Tap the preview to open the interactive dive profile chart. • Tank pressure bar in the Tanks section. Each tank in the Tanks section shows a bar from the pressure at the start of the dive to the pressure at the end. The color of the bar shows the gas that remains. • Map of the dive position in the Location section. The Location section shows the dive position on a small map. Tap the map to open Apple Maps. • New names for the temperature rows in the dive view. The Min Temp row becomes Bottom Temp, and the Max Temp row becomes Surface Temp. The surface reading from the dive computer moves to a new Air Temp row. • One Gradient Factors row in the Decompression section. The GF Low row and the GF High row become one row. The row shows the two values as low and high, for example 20/85. • Multiple dive selection in the dive list. The dive list bar has Select, Select All, and Deselect All. Export and Delete move to a toolbar. • Dive computers and dive notes in Export All Dives. The file from Data Management in Settings contains the dive computers and the dive notes. It holds the same data as an export from the dive list. • Various minor UI improvements and bug fixes.

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