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Version 1.0.6 · 2026-04-13
minor bugs fixed and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.6, updated 2026-04-13.







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Transform your breath control and optimize your oxygen efficiency with PeakO₂, the ultimate app for breath-hold and respiratory training. Designed for freedivers, athletes, meditators, and anyone seeking better physical and mental endurance, PeakO₂ helps you master oxygen efficiency through structured, customizable exercises.
Key Features
Personalized O₂ Training Plans
• Customize your breath-hold start time
• Increment hold durations as you progress
• Set rest intervals and cooldown periods
Guided Breath-Hold Sessions
• Step-by-step visual and audio cues for a seamless experience
• Clear progress animations for focus and consistency
Track Your Progress
• Monitor your longest breath-hold and total training time
• Build streaks and stay motivated with performance milestones…
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minor bugs fixed and performance improvements
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