DiverLog+

I love the download feature from my dive computer and the storage of photos, videos and links against the dives works well. Entering dive information is clumsy , it seems that the addition of a few “back buttons” would save me from having to partially key in dive site information then close the app to continue entering more info on another page. I reached out to the developers and they contacted me back a few times but the problem has not been resolved months later. My phone and iOS are up to date so I don’t think it’s me, their documents show a back button but it is simply not on the screen. Update: would like to be able to download dives and key information to MS Excel.

I bought this app a long time ago and very little has been done to stay on top of feature requests and user experience. At a guess, there is only one developer behind this and they spend most of their time on other projects. It’s also very surprising that they haven’t tried to ‘own’ the Apple Ultra watch. They could have cornered the entire market has they kept their eyes on the game, but now there is the Oceanic+ app that is even the one advertised the main apple ultra watch webpage - big product marketing miss there, with the only saving grace being the astronomical subscription fee the Oceanic+ app demands.

I found this app a fantastic first experience as a beginner scuba diver. I would suggest creating your account before you get on the boat and head out to your first location. It connected very easily with my i300c and brought over almost everything I wanted. Unfortunately the precise locations of my dives didn’t automatically populate properly on the map.I think that had more to do with international roaming on my iPhone than the actual software. There are lots of details that can be set up in terms of gear, dive buddies, adding photos, comments and videos to every dive. For me this is a great way to keep track of this new sport. So thankful for the app.