Divera: Dive Log & Fish ID

Now on Apple Watch. Every dive becomes conservation data: AI fish identification, a community sightings map, and the most complete dive log for divers.

Every time you dive, you see something almost no one else sees.

Divera turns every dive into real marine conservation data. Log your dives, identify the species you encounter with AI, and add them to a collective map used by divers around you.

Not just another logbook. Citizen science made by divers, for the sea.

ON YOUR APPLE WATCH Leave the iPhone on the boat: · Start a dive or a snorkel session straight from your wrist · Snorkel sessions record your surface track, your dips and your distance · Apnea clock with surface interval recovery · Water lock while you record, and always-on faces built for wrist-down · Runs on its own, and syncs to your iPhone as a draft when back in range

AI FISH IDENTIFICATION Point your camera at a fish and let Divera name it. Our on-device model recognizes 46 species in real time, no internet required underwater, and says when it isn't sure instead of guessing. Species stay labelled as they move across the frame. Confirm or correct detections after your dive, and identify species from your photos and videos too.

COMPLETE DIVE LOGGING · Depth, bottom time and conditions: water temp, air temp, visibility, current · Equipment: tank type, gas mix, suit, weight, start & end pressure · Import dives from your dive computer or Apple Health, depth profile drawn out · Photos and videos, with underwater filters that bring back the color · Custom locations, buddy tags, ratings and notes, saved as a draft until you publish · A dive interrupted by a crash or a low battery is recovered, not lost

FISH SIGHTING ENRICHMENT Go beyond "I saw a fish." For every species you spot, record: · Quantity (solo, pair, small group, school) · Habitat (rock, sand, posidonia, cave, water column) · Behavior (resting, feeding, schooling, cleaning, reproduction) · Size, condition, confidence level and personal notes · Link specific photos to each sighting

FISH LIBRARY & SPECIES CATALOG · Scientific classification, rarity level, and IUCN conservation status · Depth range, best season, diet, and behavior tags · Population trends, conservation actions, fun facts and diver tips · Track what you've discovered, and filter by rarity, behavior, size or location

COMMUNITY SIGHTINGS MAP · Browse sightings with photos, depth and location, and see where rare species turned up · Track biodiversity trends at your regular dive sites

DIVE SITE DISCOVERY · Dive sites with conservation data and depth info · Marine Protected Area rules and threatened species, right where you pick a site · Seasonal recommendations, reviews and ratings · Save sites to your list, with weather and 7-day forecasts

DIVE CENTERS Find dive centers near any location: ratings, reviews, opening hours, contact info and directions.

SHORTCUTS, WIDGETS & SIRI · Next-dive widget on your Home Screen, built around the site photo · Live Activity for the run-up to a planned dive · Start or resume a dive from Control Center · Ask Siri when your next dive is, or start a dive log by voice · Dive sites and species turn up in Spotlight and in system visual search

SOCIAL FEATURES · Follow other divers and see their dives in your feed · Like, comment and tag buddies on dives · Discover divers near you, with notifications for follows, likes and comments

YOUR DIVE PROFILE · Personal logbook with total dives, max depth and bottom time · Species collection, and a map of everywhere you've been · Dive buddies, certifications and dive insurance

PRIVACY YOU CONTROL · Set each dive as public, followers-only, or private · Private profile option, and block users you don't want to interact with

DESIGNED FOR DIVERS · Works offline. AI identification and draft saving without internet · Dark theme optimized for dive conditions · VoiceOver labels across the camera, the map and your dive media · Available in English, Spanish and French · Tailored onboarding for the Mediterranean, Red Sea, Caribbean, Maldives, Canarias and Bali

For divers who look at the ocean with curiosity, not just a camera.