Reads your dive computer
Drop in a .fit file from a Garmin Descent and the
whole dive comes with it — the depth profile second by second,
heart rate, tank pressure, nitrogen and CNS loading. A bulk CSV
export works too, for getting years of diving in at once.
Works out the gas
Give it your start and end pressures and it does SAC and RMV,
tracks your cylinder, and flags a dive that went past the MOD
for the mix you were breathing.
Keeps your cards
Agency, level, number and issue date, drawn as the C-card
that's in your wallet — plus every specialty on top of it.
The one you're asked for is the one you can hold up.
Prints for a signature
A dive shop wants ink. Export a single dive with its charts,
or the whole logbook two to a page, each with a block for a
divemaster to sign.
Lets you leave
One CSV holds the lot — every dive, every recorded profile,
every certification — and imports straight back. No export
fee, no lock-in, no asking.
Doesn't watch you
No analytics, no advertising, nothing sold and nothing shared.
Your logbook is read by you and by nobody else, which is the
whole of the business model.
Made by one diver, for divers.
MyDiveLogs is built and run by one person rather than a company,
which is why there's an email address on the support page and a
human on the other end of it.
It's a logbook, not a dive computer. It records what you did; it
won't tell you what's safe to do next. Plan your dives with your
computer, your tables and your training.