Dive log apps for Mac and IOS

[NavarroOne]

I am going nuts with bugs in my divelog apps.

I am using "Divers Book" on my iphone/ipad and Subsurface on my iMac. In addition I have a profile on divelogs.de but trying to keep these 3 synchronised is a virtual impossibility.

I like Divers Book interface and the fact it keeps tab on my equipment, dives, certifications, dive maps etc but I find it very buggy.

I have heard recommendations for Mac-Dive and also DiveLogManager DT

does any of this stuff actually work??

 

[dmoore19]

+1 for MacDive. It does all the things you mention in your post except the syncI have it on my MacBook Air. I don't think it is availablle for iPhone or iPad/ It works flawlessly on the Mac though.

 

[enduser]

For ios I think Dive Log can't be beat.

Dive Log by More Mobile Software
https://appsto.re/us/aCA8r.i

It also will sync with MacDive.

 

[NavarroOne]

Yes I read that Dive Log for IOS works hand in glove with Mac-Dive but are people being a bit generous and patient here or does it ACTUALLY work?

 

[enduser]

Yes I read that Dive Log for IOS works hand in glove with Mac-Dive but are people being a bit generous and patient here or does it ACTUALLY work?

Don't know for sure. I use Diving Log on the PC and sync it with Dive Log on iPhone and iPad and it works seamlessly.

 

[NavarroOne]

I'm giving Mac Dive a try now

 

[Nasser]

Another vote for Mac Dive and Dive Log for iOS. They sync together quite nicely.

 

[Altamira]

I detest software programs that do not work as advertised. Mac-Dive lives up to its excellent reputation, at least on my MacBook Pro, which is the first Mac I have ever purchased. The learning curve is pretty easy too.

 

[jimbeeler]

Another vote for Mac Dive and Dive Log for iOS. They work very well.

Jim

 

[RandomGuy1]

I use macdive and dive log on iOS. Both work well together and fulfill my needs/wants. I did end up setting up an applescript to backup the macdive database to my dropbox "just incase".