FAQ
Find answers to the most common questions about Scubbl, how it works, user accounts, subscriptions, and support.
Find answers to the most common questions about Scubbl.
Find answers to the most common questions about Scubbl, how it works, user accounts, subscriptions, and support.
Scubbl is an app dedicated to scuba diving.
It lets divers explore dive sites, discover marine species, keep an activity log, share experiences, and connect with a community of enthusiasts.
Scubbl aims to make diving more accessible, more social, and better documented.
Scubbl is for recreational divers, experienced divers, ocean enthusiasts, as well as clubs, dive centers, instructors, and industry professionals.
Some features are designed for individual users, while others are intended for professionals through Scubbl Pro.
With Scubbl, you can in particular:
Features may evolve progressively depending on app versions.
Yes. Scubbl offers free access to some core features.
Advanced features may be offered through paid subscriptions, including Scubbl Premium or Scubbl Pro.
Prices, durations, benefits, and applicable conditions are displayed before any subscription.
Scubbl Premium is an offer for individual users who want an enhanced experience in the app.
Depending on available features, the subscription may include advanced options, additional content, an improved experience, or extended capabilities.
The exact benefits are shown in the app before subscription.
Scubbl Pro is an offer for clubs, dive centers, instructors, and professionals who want to strengthen their presence in the Scubbl ecosystem.
The offer may allow an organization to present itself, improve visibility, and access features dedicated to professionals.
Some features may be accessible without an account.
Creating an account is still necessary to fully enjoy the app, especially to manage your profile, save activities, publish content, interact with the community, or access certain personalized features.
Scubbl does its best to provide useful, consistent, and regularly improved information.
Data may come from public sources, community contributions, technical processing, or internal editorial work. It may therefore be incomplete, imprecise, or change over time.
Before any dive, it is essential to check real conditions, local regulations, weather, your level, your equipment, and the instructions of supervising professionals.
Scubbl uses different sources and verification processes to enrich information about marine species.
Despite this work, some data may contain errors or need updating. Users can help improve information quality by reporting an error or suggesting a correction when the feature is available.
Yes. Scubbl partly relies on feedback and contributions from the community.
You can report an error, suggest a correction, or contribute to improving available information when the corresponding features are available in the app.
Yes. Users can publish certain content in the app, such as activities, photos, observations, comments, or diving-related information.
Published content must comply with the service rules, third-party rights, people’s privacy, and the marine environment.
You can use the report buttons available in the app when the relevant content allows it.
You can also contact support from the app:
For an email request:
Subscriptions purchased through the App Store or Google Play generally need to be managed directly from your Apple or Google account.
There you can view your subscription, change your payment method, cancel renewal, or access your purchase history.
Scubbl cannot always directly cancel a subscription managed by a third-party platform.
To delete your account or learn more about the process, please visit the dedicated account deletion page.
To contact Scubbl, choose the right support channel, or send a request related to your personal data, please visit the Contact page.
No. Scubbl is a tool for information, discovery, preparation, and sharing around diving.
The app does not replace certified training, professional supervision, instructions from a club or instructor, or evaluation of real conditions before a dive.