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An open-source logbook for scuba divers: gas mixtures, multiple sites per dive, dive-computer import with full depth profiles, gear service history and c-cards.
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Backend for OpenDiving, an open-source dive log. FastAPI + PostgreSQL + Redis. Dives with gas mixes, trips, dive sites, gear service schedules, c-cards, dive-computer import with per-sample profiles, SAC/RMV, passwordless auth.
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The backend component of OpenDiving — an open-source,
self-hostable dive log. FastAPI + PostgreSQL + Redis.
Your dive history should outlive any app. This API keeps every original dive-computer export
alongside the dive it recorded, serves the lot over a clean, documented REST API, and takes the
whole log back out in open formats in a single request — and back in again, so your data is
never more than one curl away in either direction. Run your own copy and the Postgres database
underneath it is yours too.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The backend component of OpenDiving — an open-source,
self-hostable dive log. FastAPI + PostgreSQL + Redis.
Your dive history should outlive any app. This API keeps every original dive-computer export
alongside the dive it recorded, serves the lot over a clean, documented REST API, and takes the
whole log back out in open formats in a single request — and back in again, so your data is
never more than one curl away in either direction. Run your own copy and the Postgres database
underneath it is yours too.Read the full README ↗