Scan historical logbooks
Capture paper log pages, review OCR candidates against their exact source regions, correct uncertain values, and preserve the original page and signature provenance.
Scan your old logbooks. Preserve every dive. Continue your diving story. Diver's Log is being rebuilt from the ground up as a visually rich, offline-first record of dives, certifications, locations, equipment, people, photographs, signatures, and experience progression.
The new Diver's Log is designed as a complete replacement for the legacy app rather than an incremental update. The flagship goal is converting handwritten paper logbooks into structured digital records while preserving the original pages and signatures.
Capture paper log pages, review OCR candidates against their exact source regions, correct uncertain values, and preserve the original page and signature provenance.
Create and edit dives offline on boats, islands, resorts, and remote sites, with optional private iCloud synchronization across supported Apple devices.
Track sites, trips, buddies, certifications, equipment, gases, conditions, profiles, photographs, professional details, signatures, and personal notes.
Purpose-built experiences are planned for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro, with watchOS architecture included from inception.
Choose private iCloud synchronization or on-device storage. Export and backup are core ownership features rather than afterthoughts.
Scanned information is never silently finalized. Uncertain values stay visible until the diver reviews and confirms them.
Original paper pages, historical signatures, certification information, source units, and import provenance remain connected to the digital record.
Recorded and reconstructed dive information is for historical logging. The app is not intended to provide decompression guidance or dive-planning decisions.
The product plan spans manual dive logging, historical paper-log conversion, signatures and verification, dive sites and maps, trips, equipment, media, professional records, export, localization, accessibility, and future connection-ready architecture. Features and release timing may evolve as development progresses.