Gearward tracks every regulator, BCD and dive computer you own, by date and by dive count, and reminds you before your next trip. One tap logs a dive. Your data stays on your phone.
Pre-launch. One email when it's ready. No spam, ever.
Life-support gear needs servicing on intervals set by time and by use. Forget, and you're either paying for a wrecked trip or trusting kit you shouldn't. Divers have been asking each other how to keep track of this for years.
"How do you all keep track of service dates? I've got a spreadsheet but I always forget to open it."
— r/scuba & ScubaBoard, recurring"What do you use to track equipment usage for maintenance?"
— ScubaBoard thread"Regulator data service sheet… anyone have a good system?"
— ScubaBoard threadThe gap is real: a review of six major dive-log apps found none of them offer dedicated service tracking or maintenance reminders. Your dive log records where you went. Nothing records what your gear needs next.
Set intervals by time, by dive count, or both. "Service my reg yearly or every 100 dives, whichever comes first." Gearward does the counting.
A nudge weeks before a service lapses, and before a booked trip, not after your first stage free-flows at thirty metres.
Every service, shop, cost and note in one place, per item. Useful for resale, for warranty, and for knowing what your kit has actually been through.
Log a dive with a single tap on your warm- or cold-water setup, so counts stay current without re-logging. Everything lives on your iPhone. No account, no cloud.
We're gauging interest before writing a line of the app. Two questions, thirty seconds. Honest answers help more than kind ones.