Securing your session and restoring the latest operational view.
+4 m — the sun deck
For dive centres, schools and charters
One shareable link books a whole group, each traveller signs their own forms on their phone, and tomorrow’s manifest puts every diver on a seat — with gear, stock and the compliance record on the same screen.
Designed with dive-centre operators from the Red Sea to Bali.
+3 m — boarding as dive centres
Your setup path
Four steps, about ten minutes, every one of them resumable.
Team size, number of locations and what matters first.
Dive Centre, People, Tasks and Library are on from the start. Add Equipment, Inventory and Ops if you want them.
Real names only. Prices, capacity and time zones are yours to fill in — never guessed for you.
Departments, roles and the first invitations. Skip any step and come back later.
14-day free trial · no card
Sets your workspace up as a dive centre: bookings, boats, courses and rentals switched on, the institutional Dive Hub off. Changing operating model later is a request to our team, not a toggle.
+2 m — the shop
From booking link to boat seat
One shareable link books a whole group, each traveller completes their own paperwork on their phone, and a drag-and-drop planner puts every diver on a boat with capacity in view.
The follow-ups follow themselves up
Recurring maintenance, expiring certifications and approval steps become tasks with owners and reminders — on boards, in tables, and in the inbox — before they become findings.
Controlled documents, effective versions
Manuals, SOPs, templates and waivers in a controlled library: submit, review, approve and withdraw versions, with evidence attached — not a shared drive nobody trusts.
+1 m — the till
Sites, boats and the modules you switch on shape the price — so we quote it with you rather than publish a table that fits nobody.
For operations putting twenty or more people in the water a day — the point where spreadsheets start costing you.
0 m — the waterline
−1 m — just under the surface, both sides of the line
Meet Ops
Ops is the assistant inside NatureOps. It knows your divers, dives, bookings, documents and stock, answers with citations, and turns a request into a reviewed draft. Nothing is written until a person approves it.
Plain questions about your project. Ops searches what you are allowed to see and cites the guide or controlled document it read.
A request becomes a preview: what changes, how many records, in which project. Ops states its scope before anything happens.
You approve or discard. Every approved change is attributed in the audit trail to the person who signed it.
Ops · Private to you
Reading the project
Ask Ops…
−6 m — the safety systems
Every diver, one readiness answer
A single directory for staff and divers where certifications, medicals and authorisations roll up into a plain answer: fit to dive, needs review, or do not dive.
Nothing overdue goes in the water
A register for every regulator, tank and compressor with defects, service, checks and compressor runs in one place. A reported defect quarantines the asset until it clears.
Bulk stock with a movement trail
Categories, stores and stock levels for everything that is not serialised — weights, wetsuits, consumables — with every receipt, adjustment and transfer on an append-only ledger.
The husbandry side of the house on the same platform as the diving, so an exhibit dive and the exhibit’s own record finally share a screen.
Not selectable during setup.
Sign in through your own identity provider. Ships when its live release gate clears.
Not selectable during setup.
Not part of this setup — Dive Hub · Guest Experience
Not built yet — Card payments through a provider · Accommodation calendar · Incident management · WhatsApp and SMS comms
−12 m — the dive day
Let’s Dive
The morning manifest becomes a live board: readiness in plain words, air in and air out per diver, a weather rail judged against your own thresholds, and an amber-to-red alert the moment a dive runs past its window.
Daily confirmation turns the approved plan into a manifest — anyone not fit to dive is flagged before briefing.
Air in, divers in water, a board the whole surface team can read from across the room.
Air out, diver OK, and the dive log writes itself into the compliance record.
−18 m — the safety case
For scientific and aquarium diving, the safety case is the operation. NatureOps digitises the manual, SOPs and forms — so the audit trail is a by-product of running the day, not a second job.
The standards your programme already answers to.
−24 m — the gauges
−30 m — the debrief
−36 m — your operation
Real-time, modular and compliance-first — with Ops drafting the busywork and you approving it. Start free, then talk to us.
