Keep the dive
after the bubbles.

What is Adam’s Dive Log?

Adam’s Dive Log turns a dive into a useful record you can revisit. Its interface is designed to work well on phones, and the app can be used offline with dives saved on your device. Android users can install it from their browser. Enter the essentials first, then add the gear, conditions, and observations that matter to you.

What you can do

• Flexible dive recordsRecord date, site, depth, duration, and purpose. Select scuba or freedive; freediving can be organized by depth or pool.
• Phone-friendly offline appUse the interface on your phone, keep logging offline, and install the app on Android from your browser. Saved dives stay on the device.
• Scuba detailsTrack gas pressure, gas mix, equipment, conditions, and other configured dive details.
• Freediving notesRecord freedive mode and discipline, suit, weight setup, fins, and session details.
• Dive historyReview saved entries and return to an existing dive to make an edit.
• Personal bests and totalsSee total dives, deepest dive, total time, and bests in the app’s summary views.
• Google Drive backupOptionally connect Drive to sync/backup dive records between devices.

A practical walkthrough

Follow these steps for a first session. You can return to the same workflow whenever you use the app.

1. Open it on your phoneThe layout is designed for mobile use. On Android, choose the browser’s Install app or Add to Home screen option. Once loaded, the app and locally saved dives are available offline.
2. Start a new logOpen the Log tab and select Scuba or Freedive. For freediving, choose Depth or Pool.
3. Fill in the basicsChoose the date, enter the site, and add maximum depth and duration where applicable. Pick a dive purpose such as fun dive, training, drift, night, wreck, photography, or research.
4. Add dive-specific detailsFor scuba, enter start/end pressure and the relevant gas and equipment details. For freediving, record the session style and the applicable suit, weight, and fin information.
5. Capture conditions and notesAdd the environmental details, wildlife, observations, or personal notes available in the form. Save the entry to keep it in your dive history.
6. Review history and bestsUse History to browse and edit past dives. Open Bests to review your personal records and the summary totals.
7. Keep a backupUse the Drive control to connect an account if you want cloud backup. The app stores a local browser copy as you work.

Useful details to know

• The app interface and locally saved dive records are available offline after the app has been loaded or installed. Drive sync requires an internet connection.
• Dive records are kept in browser storage on the device. Clearing site data or changing browsers/devices can remove the local copy unless you have configured a backup.
• Google Drive sync is optional. Connect Drive from the app and use the same Google account on devices you want to keep in sync.
• This log is a personal record tool. Follow your training, dive plan, and equipment manufacturer guidance during the dive.