Wreck Intelligence is a global wreck diving intelligence platform built on evidence-backed data. The database covers diveable shipwrecks worldwide, from the scuttled German dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow to the torpedoed Lusitania off Cork, from beginner-friendly shore dives to extreme technical sites beyond 100 metres. Every wreck page includes detailed dive conditions, depth ranges, certification requirements, seasonal information, hazards, and full historical narrative, with every factual claim linked to a verifiable source. The site features an interactive ocean map, searchable wreck listings with filters, thematic collection pages, and regional guides.
Wreck diving research is scattered across forums, old charts, and paywalled archives, with little sourcing. I built Wreck Intelligence to put evidence-backed dive conditions, history, and certification guidance for diveable shipwrecks in one place, and to openly study whether well-sourced specialist content gets cited by AI search.