Scubra.
Dive Log

More than depth and duration.

Photos, stamps, sightings, buddies, gear — the whole dive, not just the numbers. Say it out loud in your language and it writes itself.

iPhone app in closed beta — Android in the works.

The Scubra logbook screen with recent dives

A dive comes together in pieces

You almost never have everything at once — and you shouldn't have to wait to write anything down. Scubra takes whatever exists now and lets the rest catch up. A dive is never blocked on the part you don't have yet.

  1. In the minute you surface

    Speak the dive while it's fresh — depths, times, what you saw, how it felt. Thirty seconds, no typing, no signal needed.

  2. Back on the boat

    Pair your dive computer and let the real profile, runtime and pressures settle in on top of what you said.

  3. That evening

    Add the photos, bring their colours back, and put names to the fish you couldn't place underwater.

  4. Whenever you get to it

    Buddy, gear, trip, site, a stamp for the page, the certification card in your wallet. Nothing is mandatory and nothing goes stale.

Voice logging screen turning speech into a dive entry

Log it before your mask is dry

Surface, talk, done. Say the depths and the times, but above all what you saw and how it felt, while it's still fresh — Scubra turns your words into a structured dive entry, in English, French or German. The AI writes down what you said. It never invents a number.

Imported dive with its depth profile chart

Your dive computer, one tap away

Afterwards, if you want it: pair over Bluetooth and import your dives with their full depth profile — no cables, no desktop software. Profiles become charts, pressures become gas consumption, and every imported dive is yours to annotate.

Trip timeline and dive sites on a map

Every dive on the map

Group dives into trips and pick sites from a curated, region-aware catalog. Every dive keeps its story next to its point on the map — Thursday evening's lake sitting beside last year's trip. Street or satellite, your choice.

Marine-life identification with localized species names
Species info sheet with photo, habitat and description

Name what you saw

Point the AI at a photo and get species suggestions — with names in your language, not just Latin. Sightings build into your personal marine-life index, dive after dive.

An octopus photo with the underwater correction dialled to 60 percent
The area tool: a band across a cavern shot, lifting only what falls between its edges

Give the reef its colours back

Water eats red first, so your photos come home blue. One tap runs a depth-aware underwater correction that puts the reds back — and exposure, warmth, clarity and sharpness are right there when you want to finish the shot, along with crop, straighten, and a radial or graduated adjustment when only the subject needs a lift. Your original file is never modified: every edit lives beside the photo and can be undone.

Dive page with photos and an ink stamp overlay

A logbook that looks like the dive

Attach the day's photos — the picker puts the ones shot during that dive first. Photograph the ink stamp your dive center or instructor gave you and Scubra lifts it off the paper, so your logbook keeps the stamps a paper one would. Then share the whole dive as one beautiful image.

Certification wallet with QR check-in pass

Your cards, always on you

Keep your certification cards in the app and check in at any dive center with a QR pass. No more digging through the drybag for plastic.

And built differently underneath

Yours, offline first

No account needed. Your logbook lives on your phone and works on the boat — the cloud is optional.

Private by design

EU-only hosting, no ad trackers, and a public data-permanence pledge: your dives stay yours.

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Leave anytime

Export everything — dives, profiles, photos — in open formats, whenever you like. No lock-in, ever.

No ads, no tracking

No third-party trackers, no marketing push notifications, no engagement tricks. Just a logbook.

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