Dive List vs Diving Decoder Usage & Stats

Dive List provides all the information from the FINA Degree of Difficulty Tables (effective as of 2017) in an easy to use interface. Use it to help craft a dive list for yourself or your diver(s). It also contains a quick score calculator you can use to determine the score of a given dive based on sample judges scores. Mark some of the dives as favorites for quick access. Show information from divemeets.com to see a dive's history, or to view your own profile. Dive List Pro - an in-app purchase allows for tracking multiple lists of dives. Use it to keep track of your 1-meter, 3-meter, and platform lists, as well as Summer League, Junior and Senior USA Diving. Document the score of a given list for history. You can even track lists for multiple divers for your friends on the team, or the athletes you are coaching. Sharing Lists - also with Pro, you can share lists with other divers so they can load it into their app as well. Dive List Pro is required for both users. See http://www.diverscore.com for a FREE online meet scoring service and other tools.

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Diving Decoder

Have you ever been watching a diving competition and heard something like "This diver will do dive 403B" and wondered what that meant? This app lets you easily enter a dive code and will give you a description of what that dive entails and the degree of difficulty of the dive. Supports all standard springboard and platform heights: 1 Meter 3 Meters 5 Meters 7.5 Meters 10 Meters - Written by a swimmer, who has watched many diving meets and wondered what all those numbers and letters meant.