Free for every diver
Your dives. Your data.
DiveFolk is a free home base for divers. It's a place to keep your dive log, understand your dive tech, get more out of AI, find other divers and plan your next trip.
Our first tool, the DiveFolk Logbook, helps you keep one clean dive log that belongs to you, whatever computer, app or paper logbook you use.
- Site
- Champagne Reef, Dominica
- Date
- Jun 14, 2026
- Time in
- 10:05 AM
- Max depth
- 58 ft
- Bottom time
- 42 min
- Air in
- 3,000 psi
- Air out
- 700 psi
- Water
- 79 °F
- Visibility
- 60 ft
- Buddy
- Pat
Our first tool Beta
DiveFolk Logbook
Bring your dives together from wherever they are, fix what your dive computer got wrong, and keep one clean log you own. It runs in your browser, so your files never leave your computer.
- Works nowShearwater and GarminUDDF files from Shearwater Cloud and other dive apps, and Garmin files straight from Garmin Connect, one dive or your whole history.
- Works nowPhotos of your paper logbookUse our logbook photo prompt with an AI assistant to turn pages into spreadsheet rows. A built-in version is planned.
- Coming soonYour spreadsheetThe DiveFolk dive log spreadsheet, or a CSV from another app.
- PlannedOther apps and computersSuunto, Subsurface and DL7 files.
Bring in your dives
Add your files. Everything stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Check them
DiveFolk joins dives split by a quick trip to the surface. You can undo any join, skip pool sessions, and fix a wrong time zone.
Keep your log
Download it as a spreadsheet or a DL7 file, and keep it in a folder you own.
Part of the Logbook · Free download
A dive log spreadsheet you own
Start with the basics most divers log. When you want more, click the + buttons to open extra columns for conditions, training, gear and gas, dive computer data, and tracking.
Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and LibreOffice. Version 1.0.
- 17 basic columns: date, times, depth, bottom time, site, buddy, air in and out, weight, exposure suit, notes and more
- 29 extra columns you can open when you need them
- Dropdowns for things like water type, entry and gas
- Empty basics are shaded yellow, so gaps are easy to spot and fill
- A Summary tab that adds up your dives, hours underwater and deepest dive
- A Field Guide tab that explains every column
Guides and resources
The DiveFolk Commons
Free guides and the best of what's out there, gathered in one place and kept up to date.
Technology Explained
Dive computers, dive data and how to keep your log safe, in plain words.
DiveFolk AI
A diver's guide to AI, with fill-in-the-blank prompts for trips, gear, skills and more.
Other Resources
Communities, buddy finders, safety, conservation, magazines and tools for divers.
DiveFolk News
Diving news worth your time, summarized and updated weekly.
DiveFolk Trips
Trip reports from divers, where to go and when, and trip deals worth a look.
Tell us a little about your diving so we know who's using DiveFolk and what to build next. Your dive files still stay on your computer.