A dive trip is won as much in the suitcase as in the water. Forgetting an o-ring, a medical certificate or the DAN number turns a week of photos into a scramble. The notebook gathers those pieces before departure, while there is still signal and time.
Once on the boat, local storage becomes an asset. Documents stay on the device, emergency protocols open offline, and an .aqua backup goes to your own cloud. We never have access to those files.
The tool replaces neither first-aid training nor a paper log if that is what you use. It is a trip memory, so the checklist and the right numbers are there the day the network is not.
Signal often vanishes once you leave the airport or board the liveaboard. A notebook stored on the device keeps the checklist, emergency protocols and notes even without a connection.
Each project gathers a packing checklist, emergency cards, personal notes and local documents (certifications, medical certificate). All of it stays on this device, not on our servers.
No. Files stay in the phone or computer local storage. That is why you should save documents on the device you will travel with, then export an .aqua backup to your own cloud.
Five projects at a time. Beyond that, delete one or export a backup before creating a new one. The cap keeps local storage from filling up.
From the trip list, import the file created via Download backup. The project comes back with its checklist, notes and, depending on the file, its documents.