Dive List 4+

Name: Dive List
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: Scott Flory

Scott Flory

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- 4.5 • 4개의 평가

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설명

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.

2022년 12월 13일

버전 3.0

This version is a complete re-write of the application to make it compatible with both iOS and Android. This also contains the ability to upgrade to Dive List Pro - giving you the ability to track multiple lists for multiple divers ands share lists with each other.

4.5/5

4개의 평가

Fire

Shout out Kylie’s dad

Cool app

This is such a nice app for calculating which dive is better to do. Either go with the higher dd or higher scores.

A Little Cumbersome But It Works

Recently used to help score a high school dive meet and didn't have the manual diving slide rule available. We used this as a substitute and it worked fairly well. It was a little cumbersome using the rotating dials to input the scores. Score input would have been a little quicker if there was a touch score pad. Not all dives (600 series) are listed so I don't know how useful it would be for a platform event. I would imagine it would also be difficult to use to score a diver if you're sitting in the stands and don't have paper and pencil available because it doesn't total for each diver from round to round. And I agree with others that it should have capability for a larger judge panel. Knocking out the highs and lows slows down the process.