Subsurface XML .ssrf

Subsurface's own XML logbook

Subsurface saves its logbook in its own XML format rather than UDDF. It holds everything Subsurface knows about a dive, which is a lot, and is meant for Subsurface to read back.

Convert firstin SeaLog
.ssrffile extension

Turn a Subsurface XML file into something you can import

  1. Open the .ssrf file in Subsurface, which is free, open source and reads it.

  2. Use File and Export, and choose UDDF.

  3. Move the UDDF to your phone and import it in SeaLog under the plus button, Import dives, UDDF file.

Where Subsurface XML files come from

Leaving one of these behind? There is a step-by-step guide for most of them: Suunto DM5, Movescount, the Suunto app, Shearwater Cloud, Garmin Connect, Subsurface.

Questions

Can SeaLog open a Subsurface logbook file?

Use File and Export in Subsurface and pick UDDF instead. It takes one extra click and every other dive log on earth can read the result.

Other formats

One logbook, every format

SeaLog imports what you have and exports what you want, without a subscription standing in the way.