EVE is a Windows package with a long history in dive shops. Divejunk runs in the browser and is built around the fill station, the cylinders and the compressor. Below is what we know for certain about both, feature by feature.
Only what we could establish from public sources. Where we found nothing, the table says unknown instead of making an assumption. The numbers refer to the source list at the bottom of the page.
| Feature | Divejunk | EVE Diving |
|---|---|---|
| Fill station automation | Yes The fill station drives the fill and records pressure, O2 and He for every fill. | No 1The public EVE product overview does not mention driving a fill station. |
| Cylinder register with inspection dates | Yes Every cylinder with its owner, inspection and hydro dates, fill history and QR scan. | No 1The public EVE product information lists no cylinder register with inspection status per customer cylinder. |
| Compressor logbook and EN 12021 air tests | Yes Running hours, maintenance schedules and quarterly tests scored automatically against the standard. | No 1The public EVE product information lists no compressor logbook with EN 12021 air tests. |
| Rental maintenance log | Yes Counters per serial number, service interval in months and rentals, log with attachments. | Unknown 1We found no public information about a maintenance log per rental item. |
| Point of sale | Yes Point of sale with customer accounts, QR scanning, stock and instant invoicing. | Unknown 1Only the module list is public: Cloud, Business, eStore, Enterprise, Ultimate and Agent. What each one contains is not published. |
| Courses and trips | Yes Course planning with enrolments, plus trips with participant lists and transport groups. | Unknown 1We found no public information about course planning and trips. |
| Rentals | Yes Rentals per item or set, with a size profile per customer and returns at the counter or in the app. | Unknown 1We found no public information about rentals. |
| Service and repair | Yes Repair orders with status, parts and history per item. | Partly 2,3There is a service module. One shop owner writes on ScubaBoard that it kept him on paper and Excel. |
| E-learning | Yes Modules with lessons, media and quiz questions, with progress per student. | Yes 1EVE Academy is offered as e-learning. |
| Waivers and declarations | Yes Waivers signed digitally, fitness declarations and document requirements per course or location. | Unknown 1We found no public information about waivers and fitness declarations. |
| CRM automations | Yes Workflows with triggers such as cylinder inspection about to expire, birthday or X days after a purchase. | Partly 1Email and SMS run through a Mailchimp integration. Workflow automations are not mentioned. |
| Customer app | Yes My Divejunk: enrol, pay, follow your fills and keep a dive logbook. | Unknown 1We found no public information about an app for customers. |
| Price per month | €0 / €19 / €49 Free plan, then per month. No setup fees, Enterprise on request. | Unknown 1EVE publishes no prices on its website. You request a quote from the supplier. |
| Platform | Web Runs in the browser on laptop, tablet or phone. Needs an internet connection. | Windows 1Modular Windows desktop packages, usable offline as well. |
| Certification agencies | Yes Record and monitor certifications from every agency for customers and instructors, including expiry dates. Registration itself stays with the agency. | Partly 1,2,3A PADI PIC Online integration and the description “the only PADI-endorsed system”. One shop reports that the software is withdrawn once you are no longer a PADI shop. |
| Data portability and import | Yes Import customers, cylinders, products, rental items, gas mixes and fill cards from Excel or CSV, with a template per type. | Partly 2A shop owner writes that no one seems able to take purchase and service histories along. |
Unknown means we could not establish it from public sources, not that the feature is missing.
Verbatim comments from dive shop owners on public forums. We did not shorten or edit them.
“the developers have a flexible and capable program, they could learn quite a few lessons on designing a good GUI”
“their tech support is almost nonexistent”
“no one seems to be able to migrate customer purchase and service histories”
You do not have to move everything in one weekend. Start with the module that hurts most and bring the rest across when it suits you.
Customers, cylinders, products, rental items, gas mixes and fill cards load in from Excel or CSV. The import screen has a template ready for each type.
You create a trial account yourself. The free plan stays free and the paid plans run 30 days at no cost. No setup fees.
Start with one module, the fill station or rentals for example, and move the rest once everything checks out.
For point of sale, courses, trips, rentals, service and customer management Divejunk does the same work, and on top of that the fill station, the cylinder register and the compressor logbook. One thing Divejunk does not do: submit certifications through PADI PIC Online. That stays with the agency itself.
No. Divejunk runs in the browser and needs a connection. According to its own product information EVE is a Windows package that can also be used offline. If your fill station sits somewhere without a connection, talk to us before you switch.
In Divejunk you import customers, cylinders, products, rental items, gas mixes and fill cards from Excel or CSV, with a template per type. The hard part sits on the side of your old package: a shop owner writes on ScubaBoard that no one seems able to take purchase and service histories along. So export whatever you can get out first, then see what still has to be done by hand.
Divejunk costs €0, €19 or €49 per month with no setup fees, and Enterprise is quoted per case. EVE publishes no prices on its website; you request a quote from the supplier.
Collected on 18 September 2026 from public sources. Spotted an error, or do you disagree with a row? Email info@divejunk.com and we will correct it.
Create a trial account, import your customers and cylinders and judge it with your own data.