DiverLog Lite App Reviews

So far, its vry frustrating. I dont own a dive computer and this app. wants the make of my dive computer and keeps asking for it. It wont save my information it seems uless I put in my computer make and model. All I want to do is log my dives and it doesnt seem to want to save anything. Thus far, I hate it and will be deleting it if I cant get it to work in the next few minutes.

This is the app that I have been looking for year. I owned an OC1 and I have been using virtual Windows on My Mac to download my dives for years. An Oceanic tech support told me that they will have the Mac version sometime this year. I kept searching thru the App Store few times per month to see if it is avialable. And finally, I got it. It is much better when I view my dive in this app. I like the Certification feature. I can store my dive certifications info and pictures. Good app!

Talked to the folks at DiverLog Support. Very nice folks. They promised everything was working in 1.0.3. Not so much. DiverLog still doesnt recognize my dive computer. Really a shame that theyre getting the blame for this when its Oceanic making computers that arent easy to support. Still, Id rather be in the water than worring about a computer interface. Maybe itll be fixed by the time I come back from my next dive.

Just upgraded to a Mac book and my dive log from Sherwood would no support the Mac platform. Downloaded the Diverlog lite and loved it, similar to the Sherwood program but easier to maneuver through the program and much less complicated to download from my dive computer. Very happy with program.

I originally downloaded this program last in June 2013 to download dives from a GEO 2.0 computer. It worked great. I since added a ProPlus 3 to my geat and Diverlog Lite works great with it. This summer I was diving in Aruba, and found that Aruba as a country selection was missing from the program. I contacted Pelagic Pressuse Systems and within a week they had added Aruba to the country selection list. I love the program and plan to buy the full version as well as the iOs version for my iPad.

I recently bought an Aeris A300 CS Dive Computer. At the time I got it they had another version 1.1.0 that did not work, this one does not work for Mac computers either. After upgrading, downloading driver, connecting, pairing etc. in Two MacBook Pro computer running differentent OS, I contacted support and they answer that trough some app from wich you send your password to them, they get into your personal computers to find out what is going on. Contacted Aeris, told them about the problem... No answer. Welcome to the midle of nowhere!!!

Tried the Lite version before investing in the full version. Have a ProPlus2 that works great and have all my dives downloaded on the PC program. Bought a AirMac and downloaded the program……well, that is about all it does…nothing. Doesn’t recognise my computer, just “timed out”. Hope someone writes a program that works for these computers or I will have to keep using my PC instead of the new Mac. Bad reports on the full version too!

This could be a good app…I think. However, I can’t use it as it will not download the dives from my Oceanic Geo 2.0. I followed the instructions and downloaded the driver but it will not download anything. There is no way I would pay for the full version when the free version does nothing. Don’t trust this company. Not worth the price of a FREE app.

This app is not like the one pictured and lacks any features. I can not tell if this program will do what I need it to. This “Lite” Version is ment to be a trail for their main program, but I can not get it todo anything, besides enter my name. While it can see the dive computer it can not import the last dive into the program. This is a joke of a program if this is how they do a light verson, I would never pay for this junk.

I’ve tried loading it about six different ways, turning things off, on, I follow the instructions and the free - lite version keeps “timing out”. Why would I want to pay for the “good” version when the free version shows no promise.

I’ve used DiverLog Lite since Aug. 2014, syncing an Amphos Air (Sherwood) dive computer with a MacBookPro (OS 10.9 through 10.10.3), and it’s never failed to sync (via USB cable) and has never crashed or lost data as some other reviewers have reported. It seems to do everything I would need from the the full version does in terms of logging and analyzing dives, including exporting dive profile data in CSV or XML format, except it doesn’t let you do pre-dive planning, so I’ll probably spring for the full version. But it uploads ALL the data from the PDC and lets you view customize locations, create gear sets to record every bit of gear or lead you were carrying or wearing. You can make notes, customize “checkboxes” for your favorite kinds of dives (“wreck”, nitrox, mermaids, etc), and even link photos to specific points in the dive profile. Several different views of the dive profile can be plotted, and it’s easy to step through the dive minute-by-minute to see depth, remaining air, no-deco time left, temperature, etc on the graph while also being shown exactly what the PDC was displaying at that moment. And by exporting the profile as CSV or XML you can geek-out in excel with plotting anything your PDC has stored (tissue loading, deco times etc etc.) What’s not to like, especially for free? Sorry others have had trouble, but it’s worked flawlessly for me. Note: air time remaining, gas pressure, etc. requires an air-integrated PDC, of course!

VT3 is selectable as a supported computer, but when I connect, the program never syncs with the computer, it just times out.