Dive Diary vs Dyver

Dive Diary is a scuba diving log book application that looks like a real paper-based log book. Create your own stylish and emotional log book that is easy to use. Features • Full-view screen design and easy-to-use interface. • Provision of beautiful ocean scenery and moving fish images for designing your own log book. • You can attach an unlimited number of pictures/videos for each log. • You can very easily backup your log data to our server and restore it just with one touch. • You can keep same logs on all your iOS devices. • You can change the design of your logbook. Dive Diary support 6 color skins, 19 wallpapers, 17 diary inner pages. • You can share screenshot of your logbook to social network service like Facebook, Twitter and so on. • You can import logs in your dive computer through File Sharing of the iTunes. Currently, you can import only Suunto dive computer's logs that are exported as XML file through Suunto DM5. • You can export logs to a CSV format file.

The dive world is often overcomplicated and can be scary to newcomers. Dyver is the opposite of that. We bring focus back toward the things that make diving fun, and it’s our goal to make it easy to track and record all the data you need to stay safe while you are on your underwater adventures. Community – Diving brings enthusiasts together from all around the world. Dyver is the place where we can all come together regardless of where we currently are around our passion for diving.
 Dive Logs – Dyver helps you create detailed data logs so you can make the most of your experiences with detailed, digital documentation.
 Data – Want to know what the total time you’ve spent diving is? How about how deep you went into that shipwreck last year? Dyver records all your diving data so you have lasting memories.
 Sharing – Dyver is also a social platform. It allows you to share your epic adventures with your other dive buddies and keep up with their latest dives as well.
 Whether you’re just getting certified or you’re a master diver with hundreds of technical dives under your weightbelt, you belong on Dyver. So come on and dive in. The water’s great!