The sea-life logbook for divers
Name it. Log it.
Level up.
Snap a creature on your dive and DiveEmAll names the species, logs it to your dive site, and every new find moves you up 15 levels, from copepod to blue whale.
How it works
From one photo to your DiveBook
Use a photo from your camera, your phone, or a frame from a video clip. No marine-biology degree required.
1Snap
Add a photo and pick the dive site. Knowing the ocean helps tell lookalikes apart.
2Identify
AI suggests the species from a catalogue of 12,000. Not right? Pick the correct one in a tap.
3Level up
Each new species and dive site earns points. Rare finds earn more. Watch your DiveBook fill.
15 levels
Start as a copepod. Finish as a blue whale.
Every level is a bigger animal. Points come from new species, weighted by how hard they are to find, and from every new dive site you log.
Made for divers
Everything a dive leaves you wanting to know
1,000+ dive sites
Log every find to a real site, then see what others have found there before you go.
Your globe
Every site you've dived, on a globe that fills in as you travel.
Rankings and friends
Compare scores with friends, give kudos on their finds, and chase the find of the week.
Dive computer import
Bring in dives from your computer's .fit files for depth, time and your totals.
Aquariums and tanks
Log creatures at an aquarium, a fish store or your own tank too. Kept in your DiveBook, never scored.
Dive lessons
Short refreshers on buoyancy, air, currents and safety stops, with a quick quiz each.
Every find counts
Your sightings can help map the ocean
We plan to share anonymous sightings with public biodiversity databases, so the creatures you meet help researchers see what lives where.
- Only the species, dive site and date
- Never your name, email or photos
- You choose who sees each sighting: everyone, friends or only you
What will you meet next dive?
Free to download. Three identifications a week on us, more with Plus or Pro.