Loggerfish is built in the open. Here is what is being considered, what is planned next, and what has already shipped — ordered by what divers ask for.
Bluetooth, without a cable or a desktop program in between. One brand at a time, starting with whichever divers ask for most.
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A GPX track to put the dive where it actually happened, for sites that have no name yet.
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The dive sites you are near, stored on the device, for the liveaboard with no bars.
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Teaching days, student groups and the paperwork around them, rather than a logbook bent into that shape.
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An Apple Watch Ultra records a dive with its depth and water temperature. Loggerfish reads those, so the dives are logged without typing them.
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The same app, installed from the App Store rather than saved to your home screen.
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The Android app, on the Play Store.
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An opt-in page at your own address, showing exactly what you switch on and nothing else.
The Planning calculators draw the cylinder and the gas in it, so a blend is something you look at rather than something you hold in your head.
One person plans the week; everyone else sees the dates, the sites and the dive count in their own logbook.
The card the dive centre asks for, on the screen, without digging through a drawer at home.
Buhlmann ZH-L16C with gradient factors, checked against published tables. A planning aid, not a substitute for your computer.
Export every dive as UDDF, the format other logbooks read. Leaving should be as easy as arriving.
The .fit files Garmin Connect exports, several at once, matched against dives you have already logged rather than added twice.
Ratings and notes on dive sites, written by the people who dived them.