About
This app assists recreational scuba divers in planning dives according to PADI tables for both Air and Nitrox. It calculates essential dive parameters like pressure groups, equivalent air depth, and oxygen exposure for up to five sequential dives.
What's New in DiveMate
1.5
December 10, 2013
Updated for iOS7
Developer apps
FAQ
What dive tables does DiveMate follow?
DiveMate follows the PADI tables for both Air and Nitrox dives. This ensures that planning adheres to established recreational diving standards.
Can DiveMate plan multiple dives?
Yes, DiveMate allows you to plan up to 5 dives in sequence. It remembers previous dives to accurately calculate follow-up dives and their effects.
What dive parameters does DiveMate calculate?
DiveMate calculates pressure groups for planned and post-surface interval dives, equivalent air depth for Nitrox, partial pressure of O2, maximum EAN depth, and oxygen exposure for current and sequential dives.
What units does DiveMate support?
DiveMate supports both Metric (Meters) and Imperial (Feet) units for dive planning. This caters to divers worldwide.
Is DiveMate suitable for beginners?
DiveMate is described as a handy dive calculator for PADI students or certified divers. Its focus on PADI tables makes it ideal for those following that certification.
How often is DiveMate updated?
DiveMate was last updated on December 10, 2013, with version 1.5. The application was initially released on October 16, 2012.
What devices is DiveMate available on?
The provided data does not specify device compatibility beyond being a mobile application. However, it is generally available on platforms that support Android applications.
What is the age rating for DiveMate?
DiveMate has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content restrictions.