Call every diver back aboard by name after every dive, with or without a signal

Any crew phone that opens DiveDay with signal saves the next two days’ manifests, and roll calls taken out of range join the live record when the phone reconnects.

Get set up

The demo opens on the day’s boats, as the captain. It’s a working sample shop, with no sign-up and no card.

One flat price of $99 per location / month, and no cut of your bookings.

Blue Mantis DiversBoat

Two-Tank Reef

Today · 7:30–11:00 AM

of 9 divers aboard

DockDive 1Dive 2

Before departure roll call

Priya Sharma

Tom Okafor

7 more divers on the list

1Every diver is counted aboard by a tap on their own name, so no one is marked present in bulk.
2Each row opens the diver’s sheet: contact, gear, medical, and why a blocked diver can’t board.
3An untapped circle stays open, so a missed tap never reads as aboard.

How it works

Saved while there’s signal
Opening DiveDay with signal saves the next two days’ manifests to the phone, divers and crew both.
Call the roll at every checkpoint
Before departure and after each dive, the crew taps each name aboard or not aboard, crew included.
It squares up back in range
Taps made with no signal are labeled that way until the phone reconnects. A tap the live record has moved past comes back marked refused rather than written over.

What’s in it

Every line here is in the one plan, at $99 per location / month.

See everything the plan covers

Settings has a Data export button that downloads your shop’s records as a single ZIP, on any day. No export fee, no support ticket, no minimum stay, and the same download works on the first day of a trial.

A roll call by name before departure and after every dive, crew included, with a history nothing overwrites
A roll call with no signal, folded into the live record when the phone reconnects
A roll call that won’t mark a blocked diver aboard at the dock, with each reason and its fix on the row
Buddy teams, and on the live roll call a flag on each buddy’s row when someone is marked not back aboard
The same roll call on every crew phone with signal, as it changes
Boat mode on the roll call (high contrast for a screen in full sun), and a press with a wet palm or spray doesn’t count as a tap
Stage taps from boarding to home, shown on each diver’s own trip link
A pre-departure checklist in the crew’s own words
A printed trip packet: the dive plan, the manifest with its roll call and the emergency card you fill in, and the packing list
A departure log of the day’s recorded facts, with a code to check a printout against the record

Questions shops ask

What if two crew phones are counting at once?: With signal, both see the same roll call as it changes, and a tap the record has already moved past is refused rather than written over. Out of range, each phone sees only its own taps until it reconnects, so call each checkpoint on one phone.
Can we print the manifest?: Yes. The trip packet prints the dive plan, the manifest with its roll call and the emergency card you fill in (your nearest chamber, DAN, the coast guard), and the packing list.
What does a diver see while we’re out?: Their own trip link shows a line about the boat each time the crew taps a stage: boarding, out at the site, on the surface, heading in and back at the dock.

Call the roll on the demo boat as its captain

Get set up

A person reads every request and sets your shop up with you.

$99 per location / month, with every feature in it.

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Call every diver back aboard by name after every dive, with or without a signal

Any crew phone that opens DiveDay with signal saves the next two days’ manifests, and roll calls taken out of range join the live record when the phone reconnects.

The demo opens on the day’s boats, as the captain. It’s a working sample shop, with no sign-up and no card.

One flat price of $99 per location / month, and no cut of your bookings.

How it works

Saved while there’s signal

Opening DiveDay with signal saves the next two days’ manifests to the phone, divers and crew both.

Call the roll at every checkpoint

Before departure and after each dive, the crew taps each name aboard or not aboard, crew included.

It squares up back in range

Taps made with no signal are labeled that way until the phone reconnects. A tap the live record has moved past comes back marked refused rather than written over.

What’s in it

Every line here is in the one plan, at $99 per location / month.

See everything the plan covers

Questions shops ask

What if two crew phones are counting at once?

With signal, both see the same roll call as it changes, and a tap the record has already moved past is refused rather than written over. Out of range, each phone sees only its own taps until it reconnects, so call each checkpoint on one phone.

Can we print the manifest?

Yes. The trip packet prints the dive plan, the manifest with its roll call and the emergency card you fill in (your nearest chamber, DAN, the coast guard), and the packing list.

What does a diver see while we’re out?

Their own trip link shows a line about the boat each time the crew taps a stage: boarding, out at the site, on the surface, heading in and back at the dock.