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Stuck on something?
You're writing to one person.

SCUBAzen is built and answered by Eric — the diver whose full paper logbook started all this. Most questions are already answered below. Anything they don't cover, send over.

Start here — it's probably faster

Five things come up more than everything else combined. If yours is one of them, you're done in about a minute.

I want my data deleted.

Send the request through this short form and your account and dive data are removed. No email thread, no back-and-forth, no reason required.

I have years of dives in another app or on paper.

They can come with you. SCUBAzen imports an existing logbook from a CSV, and the templates plus the field definitions live on the help page. If your old app exports something the templates don't cover, send me the file — I'd rather fix the importer than have you retype a decade of diving.

The weight or wetsuit number looks wrong.

Both estimators lean on your own logged dives, so they sharpen as you log more — the first few trips are the roughest. If a number still looks off against what you actually dove, tell me the dive and what you really wore. Those reports are how the calculations get better.

Is the app free?

Yes, on both the App Store and Google Play. Nothing to enter before you can set up your first trip.

Is anyone still maintaining this?

Fair question — the dive-app graveyard is why SCUBAzen exists at all. It's actively worked on, with features still in development, and the email below is a person, not a queue. The story has the rest of it.

Everything else comes to me

Bugs, feature requests, a dive the app got wrong, or something that just felt clumsy — all of it is useful. Write in whatever detail you have; there's no form to fill in properly.

[email protected]
  • Eric reads and answers it — usually within a day or two.
  • If it's a bug, your device and what you were doing when it happened saves us a round trip.
  • Feature requests genuinely land on the list. Several shipped features started as one of these emails.
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