A dashboard for the questions divers ask most
The analytics view summarizes the records already in your logbook. It is designed for quick personal context: how often you dive, how your depth history has changed, and which dives represent your current milestones.
- Total dives logged
- Deepest and longest recorded dives
- Average depth and average duration
- Dive frequency, depth history, streaks, and recent dives
Useful because the source record stays attached
A chart is more meaningful when you can return to the dive behind it. DiveAtlas keeps analytics connected to the underlying log entries, where you can review the site, conditions, equipment, notes, and memories that explain the number.
Personal history, not a safety recommendation
DiveAtlas reports information from the dives you record. Its summaries are for personal logging and reflection; they do not replace a dive computer, formal training, professional instruction, or established dive-planning procedures.