DiveLogic runs in three places. They plan identically: the same dive on the same settings produces the same stops everywhere. The difference is Bluetooth.
| Where | How you get it | Dive-computer sync |
|---|---|---|
| Browser | Nothing to install; open DiveLogic and sign in | No |
| macOS · Windows · Linux | Install the download for your platform | Yes |
| iOS | Install the application on the device | Yes |
Which one to use
- Browser for planning at a desk. You get the planner, the gas tools, your saved plans, Tunang, and every dive already synced from elsewhere.
- Desktop for everything the browser does plus Bluetooth. DiveLogic is in early access, so the download is issued directly rather than through an app store.
- iOS for the planner, the dive log and Bluetooth sync. The first launch asks for Bluetooth permission; decline it and the Logs drawer loses its scan action, which the device’s own settings can restore later.
Android is not available.
Watch for
- A browser cannot reach a dive computer. It can read every dive already synced from a desktop or iOS install, but it cannot be the thing that syncs them.
- To tell which you are running, open Logs in the navigation rail. An install that offers Scan for Computers can reach a dive computer; a browser explains that Bluetooth sync needs the desktop or mobile application instead.
Next
Create your account. Every platform opens on the same sign-in gate and shows nothing behind it until an account exists.
Platforms lists what else differs by build.