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Version 6.9.4 · 2026-09-14
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The store currently lists version 6.9.4, updated 2026-09-14.








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Meet Decosoft - your tech diving planner in your pocket. Benefit from a variety of features that help you compose the best dive plan. Easily prepare for your adventure ahead so you can enjoy every dive to the fullest.
Main features:
- User-friendly interface, designed to simplify dive planning
- Bühlmann decompression model with gradient factors
- Advanced dive settings
- Detailed runtime table with graph, gas consumption and more dive details
- Easy lost-gas preview of the dive plan
- Support for Open Circuit (OC) and Closed Circuit Rebreathers (CCR)
- Repetitive dives
- Save tanks and plans for further use
- Share your dives with others
Diving calculators included:
- Maximum bottom time
- SAC - Surface air consumption
- MOD - Maximum operational depth
- END - Equivalent narcotic depth
- EAD - Equivalent air depth
- Best mix for depth
- Gas blending
Dive safely, dive with Decosoft.…
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