Replay any dive directly in your browser — no specialized software, no plugins. Blueye Cloud synchronizes the map track, telemetry, video, photos, and multibeam sonar on one timeline.
Prefer video? Watch the Blueye Cloud walkthrough — this section starts at 07:30.
Want to try it without uploading anything? Open the public demo dive — no sign-up required.
Open a dive
Click a dive on a drone's page or on the dashboard. The dive page shows the drone that flew it, the dive metadata, and a telemetry summary: maximum depth, duration, average water temperature, and battery consumption. You can also download the original .bez file from here.
The dive page summarizes telemetry, duration, and battery consumption.
View the dive on the map
Select the Map tab to see the drone's movement track. Markers on the track show where photos and videos were captured, and the sidebar shows live telemetry for the selected point in time: depth, altitude, heading, speed, and position.
The dive track with media markers on the interactive map.
Color the track by depth
Select the Depth button. The track is color-coded from blue at the surface to red at the deepest points, so depth changes are visible at a glance.
Depth coloring makes the dive profile visible directly on the map.
Play back the dive
Press the Spacebar or drag the timeline slider at the bottom to play back the dive. The drone position, telemetry sidebar, and media are all synchronized to the timeline. The depth profile is drawn in the timeline, together with markers for photos, videos, and audio.
Scrub the timeline to move through the dive; everything stays in sync.
Multibeam sonar playback
If the dive includes a multibeam recording (.mbez), the sonar fan renders directly on the map during playback, time-synced with the rest of the dive data.
Time-synced multibeam sonar rendering on the browser map.
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