60 new species and eight new dive regions. • 60 new species: reef sharks and pelagics like the Scalloped Hammerhead, Red Sea and Indo-Pacific reef fish, macro favorites like the Pygmy Seahorse and the Mimic Octopus, the Mandarinfish, and Caribbean and Mediterranean regulars. • Eight new regions in the filter on the Species tab and on species pages: Black Sea, Arabian Sea, Andaman Sea, South China Sea, Coral Triangle, Gulf of California, Galápagos and Hawaii. • If you photographed a species before it was in the catalog, your Detection History now shows it with its name, photo and details instead of "Not in catalog". • The new species also appear on your Ocean Passport pages, so there's more to find.

Meet the Ocean Passport: every species you identify now earns stamps for the waters it lives in. • Nine pages: Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Caribbean Sea, Coral Sea, North Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and Freshwater. A species counts on every page where it lives, so one find can move several pages at once. • Each page has three stamps, Visitor, Explorer and Master, at 15%, 40% and 75% of its species. Every stamp is an illustrated ink impression, and once you earn it, it stays yours. • Your passport starts with the species you've already found, so stamps may be waiting the first time you open it. • Pick a title from your stamps, like Red Sea Explorer, and it appears under your name on your profile. • Every page lists its species: the ones you've found in color, the rest as silhouettes, with the most common first so you know what to look for next. Filter by Found or Not found. • When the camera identifies a species that's new to you, it shows what the find adds, for example "+1 to passport · Red Sea 4/20". • Other divers' profiles show the stamps they've earned, if they share their species with you. • The Ocean Passport is free. Open it from your Profile.

Your Logbook now holds snorkeling and fishing too, and Oceanus comes to your Home Screen. • Snorkeling logs: the site, water temperature, visibility, suit, the species you saw, your gear, notes and a rating, shared as a sticker like a dive. • Fishing logs: shore, boat or spearfishing, with a catch list — a catalog species or your own name, count, total weight, longest fish and catch-and-release. Catalog species you catch count as seen. • The Dive Log tab is now the Logbook, with Dives, Snorkeling and Fishing tabs for your own entries and your friends'. Likes work on all three. • Three widgets: Today's conditions with sunrise, sunset, moon phase and tide, also on the Lock Screen; Species Seen; and Underwater travel with your world map — pick the activity in Edit Widget. • Underwater travel tracks scuba, freediving and snorkeling separately, with a filter for each, and suggests the countries of your logged dives so you can add them in one tap. • Freediving logs show your longest dive instead of the whole session, which was mostly surface time. Manual freedives get minutes and seconds. • The corner of your profile card shows your plan — a shrimp, or a crowned octopus for Premium — in place of the Premium banner. • Brand lists for snorkels, spearguns, rods and reels. • Species cards show square photos instead of a cropped strip.

• Diving travel: mark the countries where you've dived and see them on a world map, with a country count, the share of the world you've covered and a breakdown by region. • Dive stats on your profile: logged dives and max depth, separately for scuba and freediving, counted from your Dive Log. • Say more about yourself: where you're based, the languages you speak and up to 10 interests, from wreck exploration and night diving to liveaboards and beach cleanups. • Anyone who opens your profile sees your countries and these details. Dive stats show only if your Dive Log is visible to them. • The profile editor now opens with the name shown on your profile instead of an empty field.

• New onboarding — three illustrated screens that show what Oceanus does before asking anything of you. • Signing in and creating an account are separate screens now, each with its own artwork: diver, fisher or strider, switching with the explorer you choose. • Your profile has a new look — a hand-illustrated wreath around your avatar, drawn for your explorer type, and one consistent card style down the whole screen. • Certification badges read short, so several fit on a line: PADI OWD instead of the full title. The complete names stay in your certification list. • Your avatar now sits in the tab bar in place of the generic profile icon.

• Add the profile card to Apple Wallet and let people scan it without unlocking your phone or opening the app. Design the card in the profile sheet as before, then add whichever one you hand out. • Fixed bugs

• Premium, redrawn — the subscription screen is rebuilt around full-screen ocean artwork, with a clearer account of what you actually get: side-by-side comparison of similar species, AI Dive Story, unlimited identifications. • New marine icons — settings and QR sharing now use icons drawn for Oceanus instead of borrowed system ones. • Steadier light and dark themes — calmer surfaces, more consistent contrast, and a single shared gold accent everywhere premium appears.

• Sea Slugs — a new category with 40 species: the Spanish Dancer, the Blue Dragon, the Leaf Sheep, the Sea Bunny and the rest of the nudibranchs, sea hares and sap-sucking slugs. Filter the catalog by it like any other group. • Nudibranch Naturalist — a new silver medal for identifying five different sea slugs. • Ocean Master now spans all ten categories, sea slugs included. • Species that warrant it now carry an Extreme danger label, one step above High.

• Profile card — a landscape card with your name, nickname and diver type, and a QR code that opens your profile in Oceanus. Share it, copy the link or save it to Photos. • Tap the card to blow the code up full screen at scanning size, with the brightness turned up so it reads off your phone in daylight. • Card deck (Premium) — design your own look: five colour palettes, eight sea creatures, a gold frame and a crown. Keep up to four cards and pick which one you hand out.

• Dive rating — give any dive 1 to 5 seastars, right from the edit screen. The rating shows on the dive card in your log. • My gear — build your kit list in Profile: regulators, BCDs, dive computers, suits, masks, fins, tanks, lights, cameras. Pick brand and model from a catalogue or type your own. Attach the gear you used to each dive, and retire a piece without erasing it from past dives. • Imperial units — Settings → Units switches depth, pressure and temperature to ft, psi and °F everywhere, depth chart included. • Sun, moon and tide — your profile now shows today's sunrise, sunset, moon phase and tide for where you are. Works from an approximate location that stays on your device. • Share your diver profile with a link that opens straight in the app. • The appearance picker is now three plain tabs: System, Light, Dark.

- Leaderboard — see how you rank against other divers. Scores update daily. - Dive Log now has a Friends tab: dives from everyone you follow, newest first. - Likes — tap the heart on any dive card. You'll get a notification when someone likes yours.

- Settings have been reorganized, with new Privacy & Legal and Data & Storage screens — manage profile visibility, ad preferences and usage data, clear the image cache, or refresh the species catalog. - Achievements: an award you've already dismissed no longer pops up again, and your progress no longer resets after signing back in.

Your dive certifications, all in one place. • Cards from PADI, SSI, SDI/TDI, NAUI, CMAS, RAID, BSAC, AIDA, Molchanovs and more • Scuba, freediving, specialties, first aid and medical documents • Save the front and back of each card, plus number, dates and instructor • See at a glance what's about to expire • You choose which certifications appear on your public profile — the card number and photos always stay private

- Edit your profile: your own avatar, display name and bio. - Your profile type now appears as a colored badge next to your name. - The Follow button moved to the top-right corner of a profile and no longer scrolls away. - Fixed: your account creation date is no longer overwritten on every sign-in.

- Updated public profile

• Fixed the Following list showing you instead of the people you follow • Fixed Followers and Following opening the previous account's lists after switching accounts

- Fixed an issue where push notifications could be delivered to the wrong account after switching users on the same device - Fixed account deletion — it could fail for users with followers, and some data wasn't fully removed

- Search for users by nickname and follow them - See who follows you and who you follow, with live counts on your profile - View public profiles with species-seen progress - Get notified when someone starts following you

AI Dive Story — new premium way to share your dives • Pick a photo from your gallery and let AI transform it into a cinematic 9:16 underwater scene with your dive stats engraved on the reef • Available in the dive log share sheet as the third preview card • 2 generations per month for Premium subscribers

- Top-3 detector results screen is now edge-to-edge - You can switch your pick between candidates after tapping "Save this" - The view auto-scrolls to "Done" when you make a selection - Added Telegram channel, group, and bot to Contact Us

- Dive-log species are now automatically marked as seen in "My Species". - History and "My Species" screens updated to card style.

• Faster, lighter species recognition — photos are optimized before upload, so detection works smoothly even on slow connections. • Save any catch — log detections even when the species isn't in our catalog yet. • In-app review prompt after a few successful detections or dives. • Swipeable share preview with a new compact sticker variant. • Detector now waits for the species catalog to finish loading before letting you shoot — no more empty results. • Polished sign-in flow: save actions are hidden when you're signed out, so the UI stays clean.

New • Profile: Species Progress card shows your collection at a glance. • Settings: Restore Purchases, Rate the App, and a new Contact screen (email + Instagram). Polish • Bigger, friendlier profile chips and a softer avatar halo. • Cleaner Settings and Dive Log forms, especially in dark mode. Fixes • Resolved a rare crash on Google sign-in.

• Share dives as transparent stickers — drop them on your photos in Instagram Stories. Each sticker shows location, date, depth, duration and the dive profile chart. • Imported Garmin dives now auto-fill the location: from the dive site you picked on the watch, or by looking up the GPS coordinates. • Faster species linking — capsule search bar plus category chips help you find the right species without scrolling. • Polished dark-mode look across the new screens.

• Species detection now works across more regions. • After saving a detection, the species page opens directly. • Premium: a new “Done” step confirms your pick from the top-3 candidates. • Identified species are now added to your “Seen” list automatically.