Dive Planet App Reviews

Nice app, easy tu use A view of the locations on a world map will be top, with the possibility to export on jpg format please :) The 1.7 version is great, thank you. Another ideas : manual entry of gps coordinate could be easier through google maps api. Add a list of divers, to permit a multi diver familly to use the app and do own stats. Another suggestion would be to add a choice "divng" or ", with less precision for the snorkeling of course.

I was excited to load my recent dives on my iPad and use the map features, etc., but this app is not working properly. The instructions warn you to save before leaving the screen, but that didnt work - the app kept dropping my entries. So I tried saving after each line item. Still didnt save the entries. It warns you that it is overwriting the previous saved data, but then goes back to the original entry that it saved. I tried editing my dive details in several different ways with no results. Nice mapping feature but until they fix the ability to edit the data dont buy this app.

This is a great dive log! I am planning on using it with my students. It does what it says and does not need to contain information that is a nuisance clutter. There is a place for a signature for verification. One thing that is important: If you plan to make Imperial Units as the default it is easily done through the iPad Settings not in the log itself.

I use feet not metrics so after downloading this I found it is useless

This would be a great app if you would just have a feature that allows one to choose feet vs. meters, F vs. C for temp., bar vs. PSI, etc. In fact, the description says that it does this, but the app will not allow it as of this writing (April 2013). Also, putting in the location and region separately is annoying. One touch to enter location would be enough. For $2 its OK if you like using the metric system.