Recognition model catalogue
Browse published models (version, size, free or premium) and download updates in the apps.
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What each Reefwise service offers today, what is in testing, what is planned, and the latest changes.
How to read this catalogue
iPhone subscription in preparation, not yet on sale: it will unlock Bühlmann decompression and Nitrox on iPhone and Apple Watch. MN90 tables and air diving will stay free. Premium models will use a separate subscription.
Catalogue
Freely accessible, no account needed.
Browse published models (version, size, free or premium) and download updates in the apps.
Open the pageExplore dives made public on a map, with their photos, reactions and comments. The position shown is approximate (within a few kilometres) so the exact spot is not revealed.
Open the pageSearch for a species, read its sheet and the dives where it was seen.
Open the pageEach species sheet lists the broad regions of the world where the species lives, with where the information comes from: open data, sightings in public dives or a check by the team. Recognition model sheets list the regions they cover.
Open the pageIdentify a fish step by step using criteria, and see on a map where each species was seen.
Open the pageSubmit your species photos (and, from the web app, characteristics); they are published after review.
Open the pageMeet the people who share their media and contributions.
Open the pageBrowse the clubs on the platform and request the creation of yours.
Open the pageOutings and events published by clubs, with their photos.
Open the pageCreate your account on the website, sign in everywhere, or use the mobile apps as a guest with local features.
Open the pageDelete your account from the web app or Android, or send a deletion request from the website.
Open the pageUpdates
On the observation map, each sector offers to zoom to its position and lists its public sessions, which you can open.
The identification guide flags species already observed by the community, with their number of observations. “View on map” is only offered for these species.
The product has a new name that better says what it does: identifying fish and keeping your dive log. Your account and data stay the same, and the website keeps its address.
Every screen of the Android app is now translated into Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese, in addition to French and English.
Back from a dive, find the name of a fish you saw in four steps or with quick filters, read its sheet and see by sector where it was observed, even without an account. Recent searches stay available offline.
Species sheets show the regions of the world where the species lives and where the information comes from; model sheets list the regions covered. Distributions are filled in gradually: a species with no data is marked “distribution unknown”.
The public website no longer shows the exact position or the precise track of a public dive: both are rounded to within a few kilometres. The owner and their club still see the exact position.
The analysis screen no longer gets stuck when tracking fails: a message invites you to pull down to refresh. A double tap no longer triggers the same action twice, and club outing photos load as lighter thumbnails.