Installing the App

1. Open the App Store on an iPhone or Google Play on an Android phone, or search either store for “Deep and Steep”.

Connecting a Device

For the full procedure see App Connect for the Insight and Stratos, or Soundlink Wireless Connect (Bluetooth) for the Soundlink.

Your Account and Your Data

Guest Mode allows using the app without an account. No data is sent to our cloud servers while in guest mode. Any logbook or gps tracks you sync to the phone while in guest mode is removed when you close the app.

Create an account and sign-in to save your logbook and gps tracks. The Deep and Steep app allows storing your information in the cloud for long-term storage. Limits apply to free and paid accounts.

Review the Privacy Policy for information regarding how your data is stored and used.

To remove the account and everything in it, send a support request; the request has to come from that address so it can be verified. The steps are on Delete Your App Account and Data.

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GPS Track Sync

To view the GPS tracks on your phone you first need to sync from your Insight or Stratos. Connect the altimeter using App Connect then follow the instructions below.

1. From the Device tab on the app, connect to your altimeter. Use Add Device if you are connecting for the first time.
2. Once the altimeter is connected, open the 3-bar menu on the top right of the screen and tap GPS Tracks Sync.
3. A list of GPS tracks available on your altimeter will appear. Select one or multiple and start the transfer.

Viewing GPS Tracks

After a GPS track is synced to your phone, there are 2 ways to access the track. Select it directly on the Tracks tab, by setting a date filter and selecting the jump number (see the images below).

Alternatively go to the Logbook tab and tap any row that has the GPS icon. This icon indicates the jump has a saved GPS track available on your phone. From the jump details screen tap the View Track button (found at the bottom of the screen).

Saving GPS Data to Your Cloud Account

GPS track data (as well as your logbook) can be saved to your cloud account. You must create an account (not using Guest Mode) and stay logged in when you sync your logbook and GPS tracks. Free accounts can sync 50,000 GPS track points (roughly 50 jumps worth of data). Paid premium accounts (expected by early 2027) can save more GPS track points.

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