Vizzbud

Vizzbud helps you find diveable conditions, log your dives, and connect with other divers.

Whether you're scuba diving, freediving, or heading out for a snorkel, Vizzbud puts a live map of dive sites in your pocket. Every site is colour-coded by today's conditions, so you can spot a green-lit dive at a glance.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Live conditions map. Every dive site is colour-coded green, yellow, or red from the current swell, wind, tide, and visibility outlook. Tap a pin for the full hourly forecast.
- Detailed site pages. Hourly charts for the days ahead, depth and entry info, community visibility reports, and the full site description.
- Log every dive. Capture date, time, depth, duration, water temp, visibility, suit, tank, gas, buddy, and notes, and attach your photos.
- Dive plans with smart alerts. Set thresholds for your favourite sites, like "swell under 1m and visibility above 5m," and get an evening push the day before conditions look right.
- Community feed. Share what you saw, how the viz was, and which sites are firing. See the latest comments under every post, and like, comment, mention, and follow other divers in your area.
- Add dive spots. Found a site that's not on the map? Drop a pin and share it with the community.
- Find dive shops. See local dive shops right on the map for your next fill or charter.
- Saved-site lists. Build personal collections of go-to sites and watch them light up when conditions improve.
- Offline-first. Browse, log dives, comment, and like even with no signal.

PRIVACY
Your dives, photos, and posts are yours. We don't sell your data, and we don't track you across other companies' apps and websites. You can delete your account any time from Settings → Data → Delete account, and your information is removed for good.

SUPPORT
Questions, missing dive sites, or feedback? Email support@vizzbud.com.

Vizzbud is a solo-dev project, built by a scuba instructor based in Sydney, Australia. I'm adding new sites, regions, and features all the time, and your feedback shapes what comes next.

Safe diving.