Did DI Solutions build the whole Diveroid product?

We worked on the Android side of it, in Kotlin. The product as a whole is Diveroid's.

Does Diveroid replace a dedicated dive computer?

That is the idea behind it — the app turns the phone into the dive computer, and into an underwater camera at the same time.

Is the engagement ongoing?

No. The Diveroid engagement is completed.

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Diveroid

Diveroid turns a phone into a dive computer and underwater camera, and DI Solutions worked with the team on the Android side of the product, built in Kotlin.

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A diver underwater holding a phone in the Diveroid housing, the screen showing depth, dive time and a safety stop

What Diveroid does

What the product does

Turns a phone into a dive computer
Doubles as an underwater camera
Replaces separate dive hardware
Consumer app for recreational divers

Our contribution

Android side of the product
Written in Kotlin
Worked alongside the Diveroid team
Engagement completed

Diveroid in use

The Diveroid housing held above water, the phone inside showing the app's dive start screen

Diveroid Universal Pro and Mini shown against a diver swimming over a reef

A diver photographing a reef through the Diveroid housing, listing real-time colour correction, 4K video and wide, zoom, selfie and ultra-wide angles

The Diveroid Android dive computer screen, with housing, nitrox, resolution and no-fly-time settings above a start button

The Diveroid Android gallery screen, showing underwater photographs grouped by date and location

How we built it

Challenges

A dive computer is safety equipment, and asking a phone to do that job puts the app in an unforgiving place: it runs inside a housing, underwater, with no chance to tap through a problem mid-dive, and it has to be a usable camera at the same time.

Our Process

We worked with the Diveroid team on the Android build, in Kotlin — native rather than cross-platform, which is the right call when the app has to sit close to the device sensors and the camera stack.

Solutions

An Android application that covers both halves of the product: the dive-computer role and the underwater camera, in one app on hardware the diver already owns.

Results

The Android app is published on Google Play. The engagement is complete.

At a glance

Client: Diveroid
Engagement: Product build, completed
Sector: Consumer / diving
Platform: Android
Language: Kotlin
Distribution: Google Play

What is Diveroid?

Diveroid turns a phone into a dive computer and an underwater camera. Instead of carrying separate dive instrumentation and a camera, a diver uses the phone they already own inside a housing, with the app handling both jobs.

What did DI Solutions do on Diveroid?

We worked with the Diveroid team on the Android side of the product. The Android application is built in Kotlin, and our involvement covered that platform rather than the whole product.

Why was the Android app built in Kotlin?

Kotlin is the native language for Android, and native is the right choice here. The app works close to the device — camera, sensors, and behaviour that has to stay predictable underwater — which is exactly where a cross-platform layer costs you control.

Where can I get Diveroid?

The Android app is published on Google Play. The engagement itself is completed — Diveroid continues to run and distribute the product.

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: We worked on the Android side of it, in Kotlin. The product as a whole is Diveroid's.
: That is the idea behind it — the app turns the phone into the dive computer, and into an underwater camera at the same time.
: No. The Diveroid engagement is completed.