DiveWatch - Dive Tracker

DiveWatch - Dive Tracker

Depth Tracker / Dive Logger

3 ratings
3 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 18 Sep 2025)

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Log your diving activities with detailed tracking for various dive types and water conditions. Monitor health vitals and receive depth warnings to enhance your underwater adventures. Store unlimited dives and review your history and statistics.

Best-in-class dive log
Log various dive types (scuba, freediving, etc.)
Log water type (salt/fresh)
Track health vitals (heart rate)
Set max depth with haptic feedback
Store unlimited dives
Review diving history and statistics
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What's New in DiveWatch

1.0

June 30, 2021

User reviews

App works, but I have suggestions…

The watch app seems to work on the Apple Watch Series 3. The set max depth notification is a plus.

I do wish the app could change meters to feet. I also wish the app had the max depth on the current depth screen.

* This app will not replace a dive computer since it doesn’t provide decompression stop levels. However for staying above the 30 feet or 9 meters to avoid the bends this app would work, assuming your PADI or SSI certified.
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Doesn't work below 2.9m

Since the app claims to turn the Apple Watch into "a precision dive tracker" I think it's fair to complain that it can only do that for up to 2.9m of depth, within ~0.3m accuracy. Below that the depth indications don't change at all, at which point the app becomes just a workout tracker.
Such features as max depth setting and the taptic warning when approaching it become entirely useless if the app, or indeed the device, can't reliably track any significant amount of depth.
Even though the feature set and ergonomics of the app are good, sadly, without usable depth tracking, I can't give this app a higher rating.
Back to using a dive computer :(
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I want my money back

This app didn’t even work. It took a reading of 3 M for my dive depth. Whereas I actually went to a depth of 110 feet. There was no graphing all I got was 110 feet and 35 minutes. I would give this zero stars, but that wasn’t an option. I feel completely ripped off.

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FAQ

What types of diving can I log with DiveWatch?

DiveWatch allows you to log various types of diving, including scuba, freediving, recreational, technical, and rebreather dives. It also lets you specify whether you dived in salt or fresh water.

Does DiveWatch offer depth warnings?

Yes, DiveWatch allows you to set a maximum dive depth and will provide haptic feedback and warning notifications within 2 meters of your set limit.

Can I track my health with DiveWatch?

DiveWatch can track your health vitals, such as your heart rate, to provide a more comprehensive overview of your diving experience.

Is there a limit to how many dives I can log?

No, DiveWatch supports storing an unlimited number of dives, ensuring you can keep a complete record of all your underwater adventures.

What devices is DiveWatch compatible with?

DiveWatch is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of users.

How much does DiveWatch cost?

DiveWatch is a paid application and is available for a one-time purchase of $4.99.

Does DiveWatch have ads?

DiveWatch does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted experience for users.

When was DiveWatch last updated?

DiveWatch was last updated on June 30, 2021, with version 1.0. The app was initially released on June 29, 2021.