Changelog
May 20, 2026

Your diving equipment inventory

Every diver loves their gear. It's a love-hate relationship: the further you get in your diving, the more equipment you end up buying. Believe me, there's no finish line to this race.

After a few years you own dozens, sometimes hundreds, of pieces: suits, regulators, gloves, BCDs, tanks, and on it goes. A lot of it needs upkeep, and, just like your certifications, it pays to know when each piece is due for a service.

This update opens up the Equipment section. We start with a classic that gives you an immediate read on your inventory: one list, every item you own.

The Divebase equipment list, every piece of gear in one sortable view

From there you can drill into any single item, where its full record lives, including the purchase details: what you paid, when, from whom, and how long it's been yours.

A piece of equipment in Divebase, with its details and purchase information

Still on the workbench

There's plenty here we haven't built yet. As with certifications, we want a photo on every item, so you can remember exactly what a piece of gear looks like (and tell which of three near-identical tanks is which).

I also can't wait to finish the Service tab, where all your servicing records will live. It turns out that's more than good housekeeping: as of May 2026, Italy's new "Legge del Mare" makes keeping a register of equipment testing and maintenance a legal requirement for diving operators (Legge 7 maggio 2026, n. 70).

That's it for now. I know it's still early days, but more is coming soon, I promise. Until then, dive safe! 🤿