Best Deco Planners for Android?

[rjack321]

Is there any alternative to multideco for Android? I have been using tech deco for a quick look, but it only does 1 dive. Subsurface is great for the PC for multiple dives, but I'm not always around my PC.

I have played with multi deco to an extent. I like it but I don't like the reviews saying there's a lack of support, or that it makes you register again for no reason, or that it's hard to get a hold of the developer. Leaves me uneasy. I also don't like the fact that it's $45 or whatever. iDeco on the iphone does the same thing and it's like $9.... but I don't have a stupid iphone

Anything?

Multideco is quite robust and is far and away the best option. I dunno these people saying they had to register again. You can get a new code (easily) if you change devices.

 

[rob.mwpropane]

Multideco is quite robust and is far and away the best option. I dunno these people saying they had to register again. You can get a new code (easily) if you change devices.

Is that part automatic? Done through his website? I guess if you're saying it's good then it must be good.

Dammit, that sucks.... everytime you respond to my questions I have to pull my wallet back out

 

[rjack321]

Is that part automatic? Done through his website? I guess if you're saying it's good then it must be good.

Dammit, that sucks.... everytime you respond to my questions I have to pull my wallet back out

You have to go to the website to get a new key for new devices. IIRC you get up to 5 keys per year on the desktop version and 2 keys per year on the mobile version. This only applies if you need to reinstall it cause you change phones or tablets. It's not automatic.

 

[Manatee Diver]

If you need more keys you can send an email. They sent me a third key due to an OS update.

 

[rob.mwpropane]

If you need more keys you can send an email. They sent me a third key due to an OS update.

I guess I'll break down and get MD

 

[stiebs]

Is there any alternative to multideco for Android? I have been using tech deco for a quick look, but it only does 1 dive. Subsurface is great for the PC for multiple dives, but I'm not always around my PC.
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Anything?

There is also PocketDeco, which I've downloaded and played with but not used to plan dives. It hasn't been updated for 2 years, so don't know if the developer has just got other things to do, or has abandoned it.

Free version is limited to 30m depth.

 

[Rich1280]

DivePlan2 seems to have dropped off the Play Store. The new GUE deco planner is single license for multi downloads, multi platforms as far as I can see, and was written by the same guy, and has a similar look from what I can see. Not cheap though, but may suit if you put it everywhere.

Rich

 

[rob.mwpropane]

DivePlan2 seems to have dropped off the Play Store. The new GUE deco planner is single license for multi downloads, multi platforms as far as I can see, and was written by the same guy, and has a similar look from what I can see. Not cheap though, but may suit if you put it everywhere.

Rich

I thought that was riddled with bugs? Yeah?

PocketDeco is $8, and would fit the bill but the developer has dropped off the planet. MultiDeco I guess is it if that's what everyone uses, I just hate the cost... I know I'm cheap

 

[inquis]

After a cursory look, PocketDeco seems OK for metric units, but there were serious issues when running imperial units. Too bad, as it'd be perfect -- cheap, multi-level, and repetitive-dive.

 

[vinsanity]

Is there any alternative to multideco for Android? I have been using tech deco for a quick look, but it only does 1 dive. Subsurface is great for the PC for multiple dives, but I'm not always around my PC.

How do you add a second dive to the Subsurface planner? I didn't think it supported a second dive.