MacDive

Using MacDive is super important for any diver out there. This handy app helps you keep track of your dives by recording how deep you go and how long you're underwater. It calculates a safe ascent profile for you, which means you'll be able to dodge those nasty decompression sickness issues.

Dive Log Management

Your dive computer logs all your dives, and the cool part? You can easily transfer that data to your Mac! MacDive is a neat and organized app that makes managing this info a breeze.

Getting Started with Transfers

Before you start transferring logs, remember that you'll need to install USB drivers for your dive computer. The folks at MacDive have got your back with a list of all the supported devices and quick links to the drivers you'll need.

User-Friendly Design

The design of MacDive is pretty straightforward, so finding what you need should be easy-peasy. The main window has two sections: on the left side, you can switch between different categories like all dives, recently imported ones, gear info, sites visited, divers in your group, certifications, countries you've dived in, and more! The right side shows you all the details.

Quick Access Tools

You’ll also find a top toolbar that gives quick access to basic functions along with a handy search bar. And if you're looking for more tips and tricks on using MacDive, there's an online wiki available too!

How to Download Your Dives

To kick things off, just connect your dive computer to your Mac. Then hit up the “Download Dives” option in the File menu or find it in the Settings dropdown from the top toolbar.

A Simple Process

The whole process is pretty simple: just choose your dive computer model, set your timezone, and select what data you want—whether it's all dives, only new ones, or dives that haven’t been imported yet.

Browsing Your Dive Data

Once you've transferred everything over, browsing through it is easy thanks to MacDive's tools and smart lists.

The Perfect App for Divers

If you're into diving—whether you're a pro or just love it as a hobby—MacDive is definitely worth having around. Just keep in mind that not every device works with it; make sure you've got the right drivers installed first!