Every dive, in detail
Max & average depth, duration, water temp, tank start/end, SAC rate and calories — each dive gets its own card with a sonar-style profile.
🫧 Bubbles · Dive Logbook
One import.
One import.
Two logbooks.
Bubbles logs every dive straight off your computer, remembers what you saw, and shares the whole dive with your buddy — one tap and it lands in both your logbooks.
The hook · ~6 m
One dive. Two logbooks.
Import a dive once and it reads itself into a sonar-style depth profile — then send it to your buddy. It arrives in their Inbox, they tap Accept, and it's saved to their logbook too. No re-typing, no lost dives.
Sonar depth profile
18.5 m max · 45 min · drawn from your computer's samples as you descend the page
You import
Maya accepts
✓ Added to Maya's logbook
Their Inbox, their call — add it to their logbook, or just keep it in the shared Buddies space.
The reef · ~18 m
Everything the dive left behind.
Real screens from Bubbles — profiles, marine life, a world map and a logbook that sorts itself.
A world map of dives
Every site pinned and coloured by depth. Filter by country and watch your logbook spread across the map, dive by dive.
Your marine-life list
Tag what you saw and Bubbles builds a life list — species, scientific names and how many times you've met each one.
A logbook that sorts itself
Import from Oceanic+ or Suunto, then sort by newest, depth, year or country. Fully usable offline — it syncs the moment you're back online.
The deep · ~40 m · darkest zone
Your diving, in numbers.
Down here it's just the data — personal records and totals, computed for you and rendered like the readout on a dive computer.
Total dives0logged
Divers0on Bubbles
Countries0dived
Species logged0sightings
Records across Bubbles
Every figure here is real — computed live from the logbook, server-side, then cached for offline.
Deepest logged55.0 m
Longest dive1h 15m
Warmest water30°C
Coldest water16°C
Most calories507 kcal
Total bottom time118h
▼ Max depth · 40 m · the bottom
Every dive,
Every dive,
remembered.
You've reached the bottom. Start your logbook, import your next dive, and share it with your buddy before you've even dried off.