
DIVR Connect
Dive logbook & reef science
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About
DIVR is a dive logbook built for divers who want their time underwater to count for more.
Log every dive in seconds, build a logbook you'll actually want to keep, and explore a global map of dive sites and the marine life found at them. Every dive you record also helps build an open picture of ocean health — your species sightings and reef observations feed real marine-science datasets, shared under the standards research institutions use.
LOG YOUR DIVES
• Fast, structured logging — depth, time, conditions, gas, buddies and notes
• Add photos to every dive
• Works offline: log on a boat with no signal and it syncs automatically when you're back online
• Switch freely between metric and imperial
EXPLORE THE OCEAN
• A map of thousands of dive sites worldwide
• See which species have been logged at each site
• Browse a catalogue of marine species with verified scientific names
IDENTIFY MARINE LIFE
• Record the species you spot on every dive
• Build a personal life-list of the marine life you've seen
CONTRIBUTE TO MARINE SCIENCE
• Add simple coral health and coverage assessments to your dives
• Your observations help build open biodiversity data used by the marine-research community
• You stay in control — keep dive-site locations public, restricted, or private
CONNECT WITH DIVERS
• Follow other divers, like and comment on dives
• Share your best moments — or keep your logbook entirely private
DIVR is free to use. Privacy comes first: you decide what's shared, sensitive dive-site coordinates are protected, and you can export or delete your data at any time.
Dive in. Make every dive count.
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What's New in DIVR Connect
1.20.0
August 19, 2026
Fixes for two problems divers hit this week. Adding a new dive site works again. Creating one had been failing for everyone, which also blocked logging a dive at a site DIVR did not already know. Dives that got stuck on "Pending" now sync. If a queued dive lost its place on the server it could retry forever without ever completing, and the only way out was reinstalling. It now recovers on its own, without losing the dive. Found a bug or have an idea? We would genuinely love to hear it: joep@divr-connect.com
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