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Your logbook
Everything about your dives, in one place. Log the details, explore your profiles, and keep your underwater story organised your way.
Logging a dive
How do I log a dive manually?
No import needed. Log a dive manually in a few taps, with SeaLog pre-filling details from your previous dive to save you time.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I record my cylinder, gas mix, and pressures?
Log your cylinder, gas mix, and pressures and SeaLog can calculate your SAC when start and end pressure are available.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I tag my dive buddies?
Tag the SeaLog buddies you dived with, add other names manually, or invite your dive crew to join SeaLog.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I add a YouTube video to a dive?
Got the dive on video? Paste a YouTube link and keep the footage right alongside your dive log.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I log the species I saw on a dive?
Log the marine life you spot on every dive and watch your Seadex grow from familiar faces to rare encounters.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I rate and tag a dive?
Rate your dives, tag what kind they were, and use both to find your favourite underwater adventures later.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I edit, duplicate, or delete a dive?
Fix, duplicate, or remove dives from your logbook one at a time or in a batch when you need a bigger clean-up.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
What else can I record on a dive?
Conditions, buddies, marine life, gear, notes and more. Add the details that turn a dive log into your dive story.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
Reading a dive
What will I find on a dive page?
Open a dive to see the full story: stats, profile, photos, buddies, marine life, gear and everything else you logged.
By Carola
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Last updated 28 days ago
How do I read my dive profile?
Explore your dive moment by moment. Switch between depth, temperature, ascent rate and no-deco time, then drag across the chart for the details.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
What does the dashed line on the ascent chart mean?
The dashed line is a visual ascent-rate reference. Use it to compare your recorded ascent, not as an alarm or safety assessment.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
What is the second line on my dive chart?
That lighter line is your depth profile, a visual reference that shows where you were in the dive as other values changed.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
Organising your logbook
How do I choose which stats appear above my logbook?
Choose the dive stats you want to see at a glance, arrange them your way, and keep your favourite numbers right above your logbook.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I find a dive in my logbook?
Search your logbook by name or filter by year, country, dive type and rating to surface exactly the dives you’re looking for.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
How do I renumber my dives?
Dive numbers out of sync? Renumber multiple dives by shifting them together or rebuilding the sequence by date, with a preview before you save.
By Carola
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Last updated 29 days ago
