Freediver

About Freediver

Freediving is not just about meters or minutes.

Every dive leaves something behind:
a feeling, a breakthrough, a different state of mind.

Freediver was created for this.
Not as a simple logbook, but as a place to truly preserve your experience in the water.

Designed by freedivers for freedivers, Freediver helps you log dives, track your progress, and build your personal apnea journal over time.

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📖 MORE THAN A SIMPLE LOGBOOK

Freediver doesn’t just record data.

Every dive can tell:
• how you felt
• how relaxed you were
• how you handled contractions
• how your equalization felt
• what truly worked

Because sometimes the best dive isn’t the deepest one.

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⚡ LOG YOUR DIVES IN UNDER 60 SECONDS

Quickly add:
• depth
• time
• discipline
• sensations
• recovery
• session conditions

Thanks to the fast radial menu interface, you can save a session even right after getting out of the water.

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📈 TRACK YOUR EVOLUTION

Monitor over time:
• Personal Bests (PB)
• depth
• time
• consistency
• session trends

Visualize your progress with clean, elegant, and easy-to-read charts.

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🏷️ MULTI-DISCIPLINE SUPPORT

Freediver supports:
• Static (STA)
• Dynamic (DYN/DNF)
• Constant Weight (CWT)
• Free Immersion (FIM)
• Constant No Fins (CNF)

Each discipline includes dedicated and specific fields.

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🪪 DIGITAL CERTIFICATION WALLET

Always keep with you:
• freediving certifications
• membership numbers
• medical certificates
• expiration dates

Compatible with:
FIPSAS, AIDA, SSI, Apnea Academy, PADI, SNSI, ANS.

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📲 SOCIAL DIVE CARDS

Turn your dives into elegant, minimal cards ready to share on social media or keep in your personal journal.

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🥽 EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT

Track the usage and condition of:
• wetsuits
• fins
• personal gear

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🛡️ SAFETY FIRST

Freediver promotes a safer and more mindful approach to freediving.

Never Dive Alone.

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Don’t just remember how deep you went.

Remember the dive.