Deco planning app for android

[sea_ledford]

I'm running an advanced nitrox/helitrox class in a few weeks and am looking for good options for a deco planning app for Android. I'm on an iphone and use Baltic, and I'm happy to have my students use it as well. But it doesn't look like it is android supported.

I have a researcher that uses Pasto Deco, but I'm not sure he is on an android either.

It'll need to run ZHL-16 with programmable GF, trimix capable, and doesn't need to be free, but keeping to to around $20 would be nice. Students are in college so we can skip the "if you can't afford $XXX, then tech diving isn't for you" comments please OC/CC and cave bailout options would be nice but not necessarily a deal breaker without them.

Looking for android apps without an android is surprisingly challenging. All the download sites look like mal-ware factories!

Any suggestions?

 

[Marie13]

MultiDeco. Can’t remember cost though.

 

[lowwall]

I've been playing with this one. It's free and the UI is reasonable. Of course, you'll want to get someone to check it out to make sure that the results match your app.

DiveProMe Scuba Technical Diving Planner - Apps on Google Play

DiveProMe is a scuba decompression planner for technical and recreational dives.

play.google.com

 

[sea_ledford]

Looks like $45 for multi-deco, which is less than I thought. I remember it being about $90, but that is for the desktop version it looks like.

 

[sea_ledford]

How about iDecoPro?

This is one of those sketchy looking downloads: [Updated] Download iDeco Pro Android App (2022)

 

[BlueTrin]

MultiDeco. Can’t remember cost though.

I use MultiDeco too

 

[inquis]

TechDeco. Not multi-level or repetitive, but free and VERY easy to evaluate what-ifs on lost/alternate deco gas or gradient factor choices.

 

[JMBL]

I have a researcher that uses Pasto Deco, but I'm not sure he is on an android either.

Forget Pasto Deco. It was a very good app, with tons of specific features not available anywhere else (it was so complete, in fact it was rather confusing for beginners). This app is alas no longer maintained as its creator, Pastorelli, died while diving some years ago.

I'll second MultiDeco : very easy to use, and if you ever take the step of diving Trimix (normo and hypo), or even CCR or SCR, this app is ready for that. I've been using it for years now, nothing to complain about on my part.

 

[Andy in Gap]

How about iDecoPro?

This is one of those sketchy looking downloads: [Updated] Download iDeco Pro Android App (2022)

IDeco Pro is what I use and it’s fantastic but I have an IPhone. I’ve never seen it available for android but maybe that has changed.

 

[Andy in Gap]

Ask @rob.mwpropane , he’s tried all the sketchy android deco apps