Freediving logbook
Write the dive down while you still remember it.
Depth, hang time, ballast, water, and how the session actually felt. A private record for pool work and open water — not a fitness app with a scuba template.
Recent lines
Sample
| Date | Disc. | Depth | Time | Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Sep | CWT | 42 m | 1:48 | Dahab, Blue Hole |
| 12 Sep | FIM | 38 m | 1:36 | Dahab, Blue Hole |
| 09 Sep | STA | — | 4:12 | Pool, Malmö |
| 04 Sep | DYN | 75 m | 1:21 | Pool, Malmö |
The page
From the surface to the hang.
- Discipline
- CWT, CNF, FIM, static, dynamic, and the rest of the usual set.
- The numbers
- Depth or length, breath-hold, and whether it was warm-up, training, or a competition dive.
- The conditions
- Place, buddy, water, temperature, visibility, weights, and suit.
- The note
- A line for how it felt, so the next session has something to stand on.
After you log
Watch the line get longer.
- 01
Totals
Dive count, max and average depth, longest breath-hold, and time in the water.
- 02
Progression
Depth and length charts by day, week, or month, plus a split by discipline.
- 03
Personal bests
Updated as you log. Copy a past line for place and conditions, then write the new performance.
Come up. Write the meter down.
Free account. Your log stays private.