Diveboard: Your Online Scuba Logbook
Introduce yourself
You can personalize your logbook to display your favorite underwater picture of yourself, and to add some description about you (diving-centric only! it's no dating site!). This may help fellow-divers to understand what kind of dives you do: tech, recreational, for photography,...
Of course, if you prefer to remain anonymous, these informations are completely optional.
View all your dives at a glance
All your dives are easily accessible through the logbook navigation bar. For even more clarity, you can group your dives by trip.
Keep your memories vivid
Add pictures and videos to your logbook to makes your experiences even more vivid. When you mark down a species, we let you visualize by providing generic pictures of the animal, thus helping your both memorize the species name and revive that encounter.
Upload your dive profiles
If you have a dive computer that can be connected to a computer, chances are we already support it! Download our plugin, plug your computer in and we'll be able to import all the profiles it has in its memory.
Have you been using another proprietary software to store those for some time now ? We can probably import those in a glimpse !
Easy as 1,2,3
Just login to Diveboard, hit "New dive" in the top menu, enter a few infos such as the date, maximum depth and dive time and save: your dive is logged !
Advanced 'tech' features
For all the advanced tech divers around, or simply the data lovers, we are working on adding features meaningful to you. For instance, you'll be able to log multiple tanks air consumption, and we'll calculate SAC for you.
Share dives with your friends
You can share your dives or other peoples's dives you find on Diveboard to many social networks.
Videos can even be played directly in Facebook !
Discuss your dive experience
Diveboard integrates the Facebook comment system, which allows anyone with a Facebook account to leave comments.
Note: having the same feature but without a need for a facebook account is planned for mid-2012.
Print your logbook
If you still like to keep your logbook on (recycled!) paper, Diveboard offers a PDF export function to print all your dives in a native logbook format.
Easily manage the visibility of your dives
All social features are centralized on the 'Share' tab of each dive.
Of course, if you want to keep your dives private, it's also possible!
DAN Project Dive Exploration
How did your dive go ? Any illness or decompression symptom ?
Diveboard makes it easy to fill in and send out a DAN report for your dive thus helping increase our understanding of the decompression models and ultimately come up with safest tables and algorithms.
Species spotted
We're building tools to help you get better at identifying species. We know it's easy to say "I saw a clownfish", but there are tens of species of clownfishes. We'll help you narrow it down if you're interested. By providing accurate data you'll rank up as a marine biologist, ultimately helping build a real-time community-generated map of the evolution of the oceans' marine life.
Navigate in a world of dive spots
Easily visualize your favorite diving areas to browse the existing spots and discover cool dive experiences. Maybe you'll find your next trip!
Learn about regions
Each country or area has some description written by experienced divers to learn more about what you need to see there. You can also enhance the content of places that you know well: it's a wiki!
Browse Diveboard contents
Through the explore page, you can easily discover great dives all over the world that have been logged on Diveboard. Many divers include pictures to their dives on Diveboard: you're bound to find awesome places.
No tricks, Diveboard is totally free !
We want you to feel as comfortable as possible so you can help us gather as much data as we can on the ecosystem and on how the human body responds to diving.
Some value added services such as storing large amouts of photos do have a real cost though, so we ask for a contribution for those who want to use this service massively, but we really don't want to take the scuba diver's money!
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- Number of Fishes: 466,532
- Number of Pictures: 20,352
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