
Depthlog vs Subsurface: which dive log app fits your diving?
Matteo Beltrame
Founder of Depthlog
Matteo Beltrame
Founder of Depthlog
26 Oct 2026
2 min read
Diving Log 6.0 is a commercial Windows desktop application. It is a mature, feature-rich logbook with strong import support, plugins and a long history in the diving community.
Depthlog is a free web app designed for the phone. It focuses on the moment that matters: you surface, you log the dive in under a minute, and you plan the next one with the real residual nitrogen.
| Depthlog | Diving Log 6.0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Web, mobile-first | Windows desktop |
| Price | Free forever, optional Supporter | Commercial licence |
| Best for | Recreational divers, trips, sharing | Desktop users who want a local archive |
| Import | UDDF, CSV, JSON | Many computers and formats |
| Repetitive-dive planning | Built in, mobile-friendly | Yes, desktop-oriented |
| Sharing | Buddy tags, map, certificates, share cards | Limited |
| Install | None | Windows install |
Export your dives from Diving Log to UDDF or CSV, then import the file into Depthlog. The import checks for duplicates, so you can bring your archive in one pass without creating double logs.
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