Why Scuba Season is different
No other dive platform does these 3 things.
01
Live reef health
We show you what the reef looks like today. Not what last year's dive guide said.
Most platforms pull from the same static sources, updated once a year if you are lucky. We combine live satellite data from NOAA with the most recent in-water coral surveys — so the health label you see reflects what is actually happening underwater right now.
02
Encounter odds
We tell you how likely you are to actually see each species.
Every species on Scuba Season has an encounter rating — Almost always, Likely, Sometimes — calculated from real diver observation records. If it says Most dives, that is what divers actually reported.
03
One upload, 5 platforms
Upload your dive photos here to help track reef health.
Upload once to Scuba Season and we automatically send your sighting to iNaturalist, GBIF, OBIS and more. What used to take up to 38 minutes of separate data entry now takes 3 seconds.
Reef states
Know what every reef looks like before you dive.
Featured destinations
From the Coral Triangle to the Pacific.
On every dive site
See the likelihood, not the hope.
Every site page shows which animals have actually been confirmed there and how often. Rare to Almost always, from verified diver logs.
Citizen science
Every dive photo you submit reaches 5 conservation databases on your behalf.
iNaturalist, GBIF, OBIS and more — no accounts required. Your sighting is geo-tagged, species-matched, and forwarded automatically. Scientists see it the same day.