Hey Product Hunt! π
I'm ShengMin, the maker of Divevia.
As a diver, I kept hitting the same wall: info about dive sites is scattered across random blogs, outdated forums, and Facebook groups in languages I couldn't read. Planning a dive abroad meant hours of digging β and
I still never really knew the conditions until I showed up at the water.
So I built Divevia β a global map of dive sites, for both freedivers and scuba divers.
What you can do:
πΊοΈ Discover dive sites worldwide on one map β depth, difficulty, entry type, photos, and reviews from real divers
π Check live marine conditions per site β waves, ocean current, water temp, and an hourly forecast, so you know before you go
π₯ Find or organize group dives β with built-in carpooling to the site
π Keep all your certs in one place (40+ agencies) and import your dive-computer logs (FIT / UDDF)
π Fully localized in 9 languages
It's free on iOS and Android.
I'm building this solo and it's still early days, so I'd genuinely love your feedback: what would make you actually open this on your next dive trip? What's missing?
Thanks for diving in π€Ώ
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How does the app handle offline use once I'm actually on a boat with no signal, especially for logging dives and viewing site maps?
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Love that the multi-language support is built in from the start, makes sharing dive spots with my European buddies way easier. Clean approach for a free app too, no paywalls cluttering the experience.
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How does the app handle offline use once I'm actually on a boat with no signal, especially for logging dives and viewing site maps?
Love that the multi-language support is built in from the start, makes sharing dive spots with my European buddies way easier. Clean approach for a free app too, no paywalls cluttering the experience.