Can I export my dives from Deepblu?

Deepblu keeps your logs in its app and cloud. Look for an export or share action in the app and save the file. If the app offers UDDF or CSV, Depthlog can import it directly.

What if Deepblu only gives me a PDF?

A PDF is readable but not importable. In that case, either enter the dives manually (Depthlog pre-fills what it can) or check whether the app can share a CSV.

Will I lose my Deepblu photos and notes?

The import focuses on the dive data: depth, time, gas and profile. Photos and notes tied to the app may need to be reattached after the import.

Deepblu dive logs: export them and move to Depthlog

Deepblu is a cloud logbook, not a file on your computer

Deepblu stores dives in its app and cloud account. That makes it convenient on a phone, but it also means there is no dive computer to plug in and no obvious file to move. The export step happens inside the app.

The export route

Open the Deepblu app and sign in.
Open your logbook and find the export or share action for a dive, a trip or the whole logbook.
Choose a file format Depthlog can read: UDDF, CSV or JSON.
Save the file to your device or send it to yourself.
Open the Depthlog import page, choose the file and review the dives before confirming.

Depthlog checks for duplicates, so if you export in several batches you can import them one after another without creating double logs.

If Deepblu only offers a PDF

Some app versions export a PDF summary. A PDF is useful for reading, but it is not structured data, so it cannot be imported automatically. In that case:

enter the dives manually in Depthlog (the form pre-fills from your history where it can);
or look for a CSV share option in the app;
or ask Deepblu support whether a data export is available.