A dive is more than depth and duration. SeaLog lets you keep the details that make each one yours. 🤿
Under More details, you can add everything from conditions and gear to buddies, marine life, notes, and even what the dive cost.
You can fill these in while logging your dive or come back and add them later.
What you can add
Under More details, you’ll find:
Stats: average depth, maximum ascent rate, minimum water temperature, and maximum water temperature.
Dive settings: gradient factor and altitude.
Water conditions.
Dive type: see How do I rate and tag a dive?
Overall rating: give your dive up to five stars.
Marine life: log what you spotted underwater. See How do I log the species I saw on a dive?
Notes: keep anything else worth remembering.
Buddies and gear: buddies, weights, equipment, wetsuit and thickness, cost, and currency.
You can also add cylinder, gas, and pressure information. See How do I record my cylinder, gas mix, and pressures?
None of these details are required, so log as much or as little as you want. You can always dive back in and update them later.
The details are optional. The memories aren’t.
