Apnea Diver

Apnea Diver

by Sport 77 Limited

7 ratings
16 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 22 Apr 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 16, 2014
  • April 23, 2016

Features

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About

Train your breathing and breath-holding capacity for apnea diving. This app strengthens your diaphragm for better oxygen intake and carbon dioxide release, improving lung capacity and general athletic ability. It offers three distinct training tables for CO2 tolerance, O2 increase, and Pranayama meditation.

Breathing technique training
Breath-hold improvement
Diaphragm strengthening
Lung capacity enhancement
CO2 tolerance exercises
Oxygen inhalation exercises
Pranayama meditation
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What's New in Apnea Diver

2.1.0

April 23, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Graphics improved. - Sound controls improved (countdown on the tables, practice without looking at your iPhone). - Bugs fixed.

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User reviews

No instructions - do not buy

Not user friendly as instructions are inadequate. Regret buying.

Stinks

I agree with the criticism that there is no instruction. The "instructions" section is really a disclaimer that provides no guidance on how to perform the exercises. I can hold my breath and look at my watch for free.

Should be free - do not waste your money

This app comes with zero instructions on how to use, so unless you are familiar with apnea breathing techniques and terminology, this app is worthless. At its best, its a basic glorified timer, and the app offers nothing that a regular stopwatch/tracker app can't do. Don't waste your money on this, I'm sorry that I did.
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Good but could be better

My main complaint is the log book. It only shows you the exercise you did, number of cycles, and the date and time. I think it's pretty reasonable to expect that people using this app would want to see details for each exercise. Show me the ventilation times and breath hold times. For future development people want to see long-term trends. Graphs!
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Remove 1 minute rest limit

Great app but 1 minute rest period needs to be taken away.

FAQ

What is Apnea Diver used for?

Apnea Diver is a training application designed to help users improve their breathing techniques and their ability to hold their breath, specifically for the sport of Apnea Diving. It focuses on strengthening the diaphragm to enhance oxygen intake and carbon dioxide release.

What are the different training tables in Apnea Diver?

Apnea Diver features three exercise tables. The first table focuses on carbon dioxide exhalation, the second on increasing oxygen inhalation, and the third on Pranayama, which is beneficial for meditation and stress relief.

Does Apnea Diver have ads?

No, Apnea Diver does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted training experience.

How much does Apnea Diver cost?

Apnea Diver is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This price grants you access to all its features without any recurring fees.

What devices is Apnea Diver compatible with?

Apnea Diver is compatible with iPhones and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is Apnea Diver updated?

Apnea Diver was last updated on April 23, 2016, with version 2.1.0. The release date was October 16, 2014. Users may wish to check for newer versions or updates from the developer.

What is the user rating for Apnea Diver?

Apnea Diver has a user rating of 1.7 stars based on 7 ratings. This indicates a mixed to negative reception from its current user base.

Can Apnea Diver be used for general fitness?

Yes, the static tables in Apnea Diver can help improve general athletic ability by increasing lung capacity. The Pranayama exercises are also beneficial for meditation and stress relief, contributing to overall well-being.