PlumblineEl Nido 🤿 Tools for

Dive shops

Centres running courses and daily fun dives.

One app, 3 screens

Each one removes something you do every week. The label says whether it exists yet.

Dive shop

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Your rates, your sites and your boat times, installed on a diver's phone for their whole stay. They book from it, and your kit is signed out on the same app.

Divers comparing you to a shop with a better sign. A clipboard at 6:30am while the boat waits. And the regulator nobody can find.

Three screens: Courses & sites · Medical form · Kit checklist

  • Every course and every fun-dive rate
  • Your dive sites, with what a diver actually sees there
  • Boat times, on the card and on their phone
  • Course, dates and certification level arriving written out
  • The medical questionnaire filled in before they arrive, ready to print
  • What went out, what came back, and who has it
  • Deposits by your own GCash or QR Ph code, and a card link for guests abroad

Takes a deposit through your own GCash or QR Ph code.

The medical form collects the standard questions and sends you the answers. It does not decide whether anyone is fit to dive — that stays with your instructor and their doctor.

In the ₱15,000 3-tool pack — or ₱8,000 on its own.

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Tell me the job you keep doing by hand. Ten short questions, about two minutes, and it goes straight to my phone.

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And the ones everybody needs

The books, the staff and the money — the daily book, stock & reorder, loyalty stamps, feedback before the review and more — are the same whatever you sell.

₱15,000 for three tools, ₱8,000 for one.

Your name, your colours, your photos, your prices, printed stickers, and changes after that at no charge. Everything — your trade app and all four of the tools every business needs — is ₱25,000; a tool added later is ₱3,000. Paid once — no monthly fee, no commission, nothing that renews on my side. Your own domain name renews once a year, in your name, paid to the registrar.

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