Apple Oceanic+ app is now available on Watch Ultra, allows users to plan the dive and make calculated decisions
Apple has started rolling out the Oceanic+ app to all Apple Watch Ultra users. The new Apple Oeanic+ app allows enables recreational scuba divers to take the watch they wear every day to previously unreachable depths — up to 40 meters, or 130 feet, to be exact — with the all-new depth gauge and water temperature sensors on Apple Watch Ultra.
What is Oceanic+ app
Oceanic+ is a dive computer for Apple Watch Ultra and is designed by Huish Outdoors in collaboration with Apple. The Oceanic+ app on Apple Watch Ultra and the companion app for iPhone provide all of the key features of an advanced dive computer, robust dive planning, and a comprehensive post-dive experience.
Apple Oceanic+: Price and availability
The Oceanic+ app for Apple Watch Ultra is available for download today on the App Store.
The basic plan is free and includes many common dive functions, including depth and time, as well as logging the most recent dives.
For access to decompression tracking, tissue loading, the location planner, and an unlimited logbook capacity, Oceanic+ is $9.99 (approximately Rs 816) per month or annually for $79.99 (approximately Rs 6,530). Family Sharing is also available for $129 (approximately Rs 10,530) annually, allowing access for up to five people.
How to Oceanic+ app works
Within the Oceanic+ app, users can set their surface time, their depth and their gas. The Oceanic+ will calculate their No Deco (no-decompression) times, a metric used to determine a time limit for a diver at a certain depth. The planner also integrates dive conditions, including tides, water temperature, and even up-to-date information from the community, such as visibility and currents. Post-dive, users will see data — including GPS entry and exit locations — automatically pop up on Apple Watch Ultra, along with a summary of their dive profile.
The summary on the Oceanic+ iPhone app provides additional information, including a map of entry and exit locations, as well as graphs of depth, temperature ascent rate, and no-decompression limit.
Another important feature of Oceanic+ on Apple Watch Ultra is haptic feedback that enables watch to tap users on wrist through a series of vibrations, allowing divers to feel notifications underwater even through a wetsuit that’s about 7mm thick.
Additionally, the Oceanic+ app also offers complications that bring important information and tools to users at a glance, including no-fly time, surface time, quick access to the dive planner, dive settings, current elevation, maximum elevation allowed, and a quick access button back into the app.
The app allows users to plan the dive, to the first jump in, to their first step back on land, users can track and compare all of the details of their dives and share their experiences with fellow divers right from the app. The dive planner is shown in the Oceanic+ app on Apple Watch Ultra. The post-dive logbook is shown in the Oceanic+ app on Apple Watch Ultra.
What is Oceanic+ app
Oceanic+ is a dive computer for Apple Watch Ultra and is designed by Huish Outdoors in collaboration with Apple. The Oceanic+ app on Apple Watch Ultra and the companion app for iPhone provide all of the key features of an advanced dive computer, robust dive planning, and a comprehensive post-dive experience.
Apple Oceanic+: Price and availability
The Oceanic+ app for Apple Watch Ultra is available for download today on the App Store.
The basic plan is free and includes many common dive functions, including depth and time, as well as logging the most recent dives.
For access to decompression tracking, tissue loading, the location planner, and an unlimited logbook capacity, Oceanic+ is $9.99 (approximately Rs 816) per month or annually for $79.99 (approximately Rs 6,530). Family Sharing is also available for $129 (approximately Rs 10,530) annually, allowing access for up to five people.
How to Oceanic+ app works
Within the Oceanic+ app, users can set their surface time, their depth and their gas. The Oceanic+ will calculate their No Deco (no-decompression) times, a metric used to determine a time limit for a diver at a certain depth. The planner also integrates dive conditions, including tides, water temperature, and even up-to-date information from the community, such as visibility and currents. Post-dive, users will see data — including GPS entry and exit locations — automatically pop up on Apple Watch Ultra, along with a summary of their dive profile.
The summary on the Oceanic+ iPhone app provides additional information, including a map of entry and exit locations, as well as graphs of depth, temperature ascent rate, and no-decompression limit.
Another important feature of Oceanic+ on Apple Watch Ultra is haptic feedback that enables watch to tap users on wrist through a series of vibrations, allowing divers to feel notifications underwater even through a wetsuit that’s about 7mm thick.
Additionally, the Oceanic+ app also offers complications that bring important information and tools to users at a glance, including no-fly time, surface time, quick access to the dive planner, dive settings, current elevation, maximum elevation allowed, and a quick access button back into the app.
The app allows users to plan the dive, to the first jump in, to their first step back on land, users can track and compare all of the details of their dives and share their experiences with fellow divers right from the app. The dive planner is shown in the Oceanic+ app on Apple Watch Ultra. The post-dive logbook is shown in the Oceanic+ app on Apple Watch Ultra.
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