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DiveBuddy Club helps divers plan dives together. Set when and where you are available, see who matches your schedule and preferences, and organise dives with friends or new buddies in your area!
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Shops can suggest dives for divers who have marked availability, so customers discover trips that fit their schedule.
DiveBuddy Club is a platform for divers to plan dives together, built and developed to get more divers diving together, and have some fun experiencing your local dive sites! We have also partnered with some amazing services providing complex assessments of conditions to try and plan the best dive for a fun adventure.
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Register as a diver to find buddies and join dives.
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Permanently delete your account and associated data, including availability, preferences, buddies, dive memberships, and messages. This cannot be undone.
Your preferences are used for matching. When you add your availability, you can select a preference set for the dive, but these prefereces form a baseline for the most broad options you would like to or be able to dive with.
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Add buddies by email, or add divers you have dived with on confirmed dives.
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Enter the email address they use to sign in to DiveBuddy Club.
When you add a buddy, they will be able to see your profile and also have a look at your availability, making it much easier to catch up for the next adventure.
These divers marked you as a buddy, so they can see your profile and availability. Add them back if you want the same, or block them if you do not want to be added to dives with them.
Divers who confirmed the same dive as you but are not your buddy yet.
Blocked divers cannot see dives you organise. You will be warned before joining a dive they are on.
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Buddy profile
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AvailabilityDives they have joined.
Preferences they use for matching.
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View-only availability calendar.
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Drag across days on the calendar, then pick time windows, dive areas, and dive criteria. Buddies must match your criteria for that slot.
Tip: drag across several days to set availability for all of them on the map. Events on each day are ordered morning → night; planned dives use the same time icons. Click a day to set availability on the map, or click an event to open it.
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Each day shows your time windows and areas. Plan a new dive, review invitations, or open a planned dive for details.
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Dives you have accepted or organised. Open a dive to see full details.
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Communities you belong to and upcoming dives you can join. Browse organisations to find or create a club.
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Groups within organisations you belong to.
Dives organised for your communities that you can join.
Public organisations and ones you already belong to.
Enter a name and optional purpose, then create. Nothing is saved until you click Create organisation.
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Website and social links for this organisation.
Organisation members.
Owners can change how this organisation works.
Public communities are listed for everyone. Members can open a community to plan dives.
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Leave empty for no expiry. Expired communities stay visible to owners so the date can be extended.
Community and organisation owners can change how this community works.
Buddies are linked so you can open their profile.
Planned dives for this community.
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Join the community to open dive details and take part.
Do you want to join this community?
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Green days have at least one community member available (any dive area). Tap a day to plan.
Tap a circle to select a dive area. Scroll to zoom. Use the location button to find yourself on the map.
Select a date and area to see community availability.
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Pending invites from other divers. Accepted dives are listed under Dives in the menu.
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DiveBuddy Club helps introduce divers and takes no responsibility for dives that follow. Legal liability
Coordinate the upcoming dive with the other divers.
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Invite buddies and/or communities you belong to. Inviting a community invites all of its members.
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Click a marker to open a dive site. Scroll to zoom. Use the location button to find yourself on the map.
Tap an area to see its dive sites. Scroll to zoom. Use the location button to find yourself on the map.
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This privacy policy describes how your personal information is collected, used, and shared when you visit or use DiveBuddy Club (https://divebuddy.club).
When you visit the website, we automatically receive your computer’s internet protocol (IP) address in order to provide us with information that helps us learn about your browser and operating system.
In order to run the service we ask only for information that is necessary to create your account, match you with dive buddies, and organise dives. Additional information you choose to provide—such as availability, diver preferences, and dive plans—is used only to help you find compatible buddies and coordinate dives. None of your personal details are shared with other organisations or used for any other purpose.
If you log in via Google or Facebook, we only access your email address and name for identification purposes from these services.
If you log in via Google, Facebook, or with your email address, we capture your name and email address. This is used to identify you, show your profile to buddies you connect with, match availability and preferences, and coordinate planned dives and messages. If you enable notifications, we use your device’s push subscription to send dive invitations and messages.
We do not use or store any financial information, or payment information. We do not share any of your data with external parties apart from other DiveBuddy Club users you interact with through the service (for example buddies, dive organisers, and dive shops you engage with).
You can permanently delete your account and data from your Profile page.
Last updated: 20 September 2026
This page explains the limits of DiveBuddy Club’s responsibility when you use the service at https://divebuddy.club. By creating an account, joining a dive, or otherwise using DiveBuddy Club, you acknowledge and agree to the terms below.
DiveBuddy Club is a coordination and introduction tool. It helps divers share availability, find potential dive buddies, organise planned dives, and participate in organisations and communities. We aim to provide tools that enable more dives to happen, and we try to provide as much guidance as possible—but the service does not operate dives, supervise diving, certify divers, or act as a dive shop, boat operator, instructor, or guide.
Any dive that takes place after an introduction, invitation, match, community plan, or conversation on DiveBuddy Club is arranged between the people involved. DiveBuddy Club takes no responsibility for those dives, or for what happens before, during, or after them.
Scuba diving and related underwater activities involve inherent risks, including serious injury, illness, disability, and death. Conditions can change quickly. Other divers may have different experience, equipment, judgement, or fitness than you expect. By choosing to dive with anyone you meet or coordinate with through DiveBuddy Club, you voluntarily assume those risks.
If you are not comfortable to dive, you should not do the dive. Always dive within your training, limits, and confidence level. You are responsible for deciding whether a dive, site, buddy, plan, and set of conditions are appropriate for you.
Before entering the water, we strongly encourage every dive to start with a briefing and a clear discussion about:
You must only dive if you are suitably trained, certified (where required), medically fit, and properly equipped for the dive you intend to do. DiveBuddy Club does not verify certifications, medical fitness, insurance, or equipment readiness.
DiveBuddy Club may show dive site information, area details, matching preferences, forecasts, estimated conditions, calendar tools, and other guidance. That content is provided to help you plan and coordinate. It is not a substitute for local knowledge, professional advice, your own assessment on the day, or official notices and warnings.
Forecasts, visibility estimates, water temperature, site descriptions, and similar information may be incomplete, outdated, approximate, or wrong. Conditions at a dive site can differ from anything shown in the app. Always make your own decision based on what you observe and what you and your buddies agree at the site.
DiveBuddy Club connects people. Profiles, messages, invitations, communities, organisations, and dive plans are created by users or by clubs and shops using the platform. We do not control how those people behave in person, how they dive, or whether they are truthful about their experience or intentions.
Meeting or diving with someone you connected with online carries risk. Take sensible precautions, meet in public where appropriate, dive with people you trust, and leave any situation that does not feel safe. DiveBuddy Club is not responsible for the conduct of other users, organisation admins, community organisers, dive shops, or anyone else you interact with through the service.
Using DiveBuddy Club does not create an instructor–student, guide–client, agency, employment, or partnership relationship between you and DiveBuddy Club, or between you and other users merely because you matched, messaged, or joined the same planned dive on the platform.
If you book or buy services from a dive shop, club, or other third party you found through DiveBuddy Club, that arrangement is solely between you and them.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, DiveBuddy Club and its operator, are not liable for any loss, damage, injury, death, cost, or expense arising out of or related to:
You agree to use DiveBuddy Club responsibly, to dive only within your training and comfort, and to take full responsibility for your own safety and decisions. You agree that DiveBuddy Club is not responsible for dives that take place after introductions made through the service.
If you do not agree with these terms, do not use DiveBuddy Club to arrange or join dives.
How we handle personal information is described in our Privacy policy.
Short guides for using DiveBuddy Club.
Create a private group and invite friends with a join link.
A community is the group you plan dives with. Friends do not need a dive club first. Create a small organisation for your group, add a private community, and share a join link.
Sign in, open Communities, and Create organisation. Give it a name your friends will recognise, such as "Mack's dive crew", and an optional purpose. You become the owner. A new organisation is invite-only, so it is not open for anyone to join from the listing. You can always change this and include or allow people in the group to create dives.
Next you can setup a community, for a bunch of friends you would only have one, but if you want to organise a getaway weekend for a bunch of friends you may want to create a temporary community. A Members Only community is will allow you to create an area for you and your friends to organise dives, for a group of friends you can also add all members as members of the community, and allow them to plan dives, this will give you a nice easy way to get more dives in! You can also make your buddies as owners of the community or the organisation, if you want to share the management of it.
Open the community and choose Get join link. Send that link to the people you want in the group. When they open it and join, they are added to the community and to the organisation.
Your groups, and dives are private, unless the organisers share the link with others, no-one else will be able to see or join these dives.
From the community, choose Plan a dive. Pick a date, dive area, and time. Members see the dive under Communities and can join it.
Members only is for a community the whole organisation should see, or if you want to keep the group nice and simple
Private is ideal for setting up a small group for a special dive, and keeping it simple. Ideal for dive courses.
Public is for events people outside the organisation can join. Joining a public community does not add them to the organisation. You wouldn't normally use this for a group of friends.
