FitDive

Garmin → MySSI, automatically

Your Garmin dive, in your MySSI logbook — in seconds.

Export a dive from the Garmin Dive app, share it into FitDive, and it's logged — dive site, depth, time, temperature, and gas filled in automatically. No manual re-typing.

What it does

  1. Share a Garmin dive .fit file (Garmin Dive app → select the dive → Export Dive as FIT File) into FitDive, or pick one from the app.
  2. FitDive decodes the dive, works out the dive site from the file's own GPS (or your phone's location as a fallback), and checks your MySSI logbook for the right dive number.
  3. If anything's ambiguous — which dive site, or a gap in your dive numbers — FitDive asks you before submitting. Otherwise it just logs it.
  4. You get a confirmation with the full dive summary: depth, time, temperature, gas, site, and the result.

Beyond the basics

Everything a Garmin file can tell us is filled in automatically. For the rest, FitDive has an optional Add Details screen — nothing required, all pre-filled with sensible defaults:

Track your dives, not just import themv1.1

Coming Soon

Expected mid-October 2026

PADI logbook support

In development — a second logbook option alongside MySSI, not a replacement.

Expected end of October 2026

Android

In development - the whole app, ready for the Play Store.

Expected mid-October 2026

Apple Watch / Oceanic+

Importing dives logged with the Watch's own dive computer, via Apple Health or an Oceanic+ export.

Pricing

$4.99 one time

No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads. Pay once on the App Store, keep every future update.

Requirements

Independent app. FitDive uses your own MySSI login to submit dives on your behalf, the same as if you'd typed them in yourself — it isn't made or endorsed by SSI or Garmin. Dive sites come from MySSI's own site search (or a new private site you create on your MySSI account) — FitDive doesn't keep its own independent site database, and there's no QR-code export step.

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