AMIGANSEAU EXPLORARIUM
You can illustrate your logbook even if you didn’t take a camera.
Write about the dive in your own words. What did the water feel like? Which moment stuck with you? Add the species you saw so you can look them up again later.
Explorarium keeps your dive stories and the species you saw together in one logbook.
If you left the camera behind, you can still illustrate your entry with Dive.Explo360’s drawings and underwater footage.
Free access during launch
You can currently create and share your logbook without paying or buying a Premium licence. A personal account is required.
Access terms may change. No future price or launch end date has been announced.
Write about your dives in French and English, select the species you saw and save your observations. Choose which logbooks to share and whether to record technical details.
With a compatible AMIGANSEAU licence, such as Explorer Premium, you can write private notes directly in species guides, even for species you haven’t logged on a dive. Link Explorarium to see your dive observations in the corresponding guides where your access rights allow.
Your logbook observations are part of Explorarium. Writing private notes directly in species guides requires a compatible licence.
View Explorer Premium →If you already have a compatible licence, sign in to your AMIGANSEAU account on Dive.Explo360 and link Explorarium. Your active licence determines which extra features you can use. You can create a logbook independently of those benefits.
Start with the place, the date and a few lines about what happened underwater. You might write about an unexpected sighting or simply what it felt like to be there.
A few words are enough. Write a longer story if you feel like it.
Add depth, duration and dive conditions if they help you remember the day.
Select the fish, sponges, sea fans, crustaceans and other organisms you remember.
Explorarium adds them to your logbook with illustrations from Dive.Explo360.
Tap an illustration to watch the species in its natural habitat and learn what to look for.
The illustrations and images show the species as a reference for your own encounter. Their creators or rights holders retain ownership.
Dive notes are another way to enrich your logbook: add an observation you made during your dive to a species.
A behaviour, a detail, a memorable encounter… Keep a record of what you observed and revisit these notes with the relevant dive.
For example: “An octopus sheltered in a crevice, spotted near the end of the dive.”
A fish came unusually close. A sea fan caught your eye. An animal you’d never seen before turned up beneath a ledge.
Pick the encounter you most want to remember and give it a prominent place in your entry.
Add a note to any species in the logbook to record a detail you noticed on that dive.
Paste a YouTube link into your logbook. Explorarium recognises the video so you can preview it as you edit.
If you add a video, it appears at the top of the logbook in place of the featured species illustration. You can add a short caption in French and English. Playback needs an internet connection and a video that is still available and allows embedding.
The logbook author is responsible for choosing external videos. Including a video carries no endorsement from Dive.Explo360.
External videos, responsibilities and reportingAs you add dives, Explorarium groups the species you’ve recorded.
For each species, you can see where you spotted it, how many logged dives it appears in and when you first and last recorded it.
Open “My observations” to revisit earlier dives and see how your sightings build up over time. The records come from the species you selected in your logbooks.
Send a dive to friends and family or share it on social media.
Readers open a magazine-style page with your story in columns, the dive conditions you chose to share and a set of illustrated species. They can follow links to species guides and questions in dis-MOI.
You choose which details to publish. Readers can see what you encountered even if you took no photographs.
Follow the species guides and dis-MOI questions to learn more about what you saw.
If you’re unsure what you saw, use trouve-MOI to search by the features you remember. Compare its suggestions with the species guides before settling on a name.
Explore trouve-MOIYour personal page brings together the logbooks you’ve made public, with an illustrated preview of each dive.
Each preview shows a title, an illustration and the first lines of your story. Friends and family can browse and open whichever dive catches their eye.
Share the link or QR code for your page. New dives appear there as you publish them.
Visitors see your public display name and, if you choose to share it, your portrait. Private logbooks, equipment and personal measurements stay in your private area.
Explore divers’ ExplorariumsIf you like, record the kit you used and compare your dives over time.
Open Equipment next to Dive conditions.
Keep your personal records together.
Review the details you’ve recorded.
Equipment, height and weight records are encrypted on the server and kept out of public logbooks.
Choose which details to record. You can create and share a logbook without tracking equipment or measurements.
Start with a species or a few words about the dive. You decide what to keep and what to share.
From your diver profile, you can export your data as a CSV file or delete your Explorarium account. Deleting the account removes your logbooks, observations, public copies, equipment records and measurements. Species notes linked to Premium, Académie, Explorer Pro or Solidaire stay in place. Only limited anonymous statistics remain, without identifying details or personal text.
For the terms that apply to Explorarium and details of how Dive.Explo360 handles personal data, see the pages below.
These links open a new page.
Before you leave, open your logbook on the device you’ll take with you and prepare it for offline use. You’ll be able to view downloaded data and thumbnails, plus field guides for the species in your synced logbooks.
Explorarium downloads one field guide per species and reuses thumbnails you already have. Videos, dis-MOI answers and full species profiles need an internet connection. Refresh your download after adding new dives.
