CO2, O2, and Progressive tables tailored to you. Training load analysis tells you when to push harder or ease off.
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Whether you're just starting out or chasing a new personal best, Aegean adapts to where you are.
CO2, O2, Progressive, and Custom tables — auto-generated from your max hold. Pick a difficulty preset or build your own.
Color-coded badges show your training load per table. The app analyzes your completion rate and effort to tell you when to push harder or ease off.
Connect your HR monitor to see exactly how your body reacts to low oxygen. Visualize your dive reflex in real-time.
Voice cues, beeps, and vibration — fully configurable so you can train eyes-closed. No need to look at your screen.
Log when your contractions start. Analyze your tolerance phase and learn to get comfortable with the uncomfortable.
Your data stays on your device. No accounts, no cloud sync, no internet required. Export and import backups anytime.
One breath-hold test. That's all the app needs to build your entire training program.
One best-effort breath hold. The app uses this to generate every table at the right intensity for you.
CO2 for tolerance, O2 for adaptation, Progressive for a structured 20-level program. Or build your own.
Voice cues and haptics guide you through every breathe and hold phase. No screen needed.
Simple, dark interface designed for focus and relaxation.
One purchase, lifetime access. No subscriptions, no recurring fees.
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Tips, techniques, and insights for breath-hold training.
Freediving is about simplicity and disconnecting. Paying a monthly subscription for a digital timer felt completely backwards to the spirit of the sport.
That involuntary spasm is a diaphragm contraction. Here is the secret: when that first contraction hits, you aren't actually running out of oxygen.
Your brain is a liar, but your heart rate never lies. If you want to increase your bottom time, start paying attention to your heart.
You have the same evolutionary hardware as a dolphin. Here is how to activate your built-in dive reflex using a bowl of ice water.
Sometimes, the harder you train, the worse your breath-hold gets. Generic tables are a sledgehammer when you need a scalpel.
NEVER practice breath holding in water, while driving, or standing up. Always train dry, lying down on a soft surface like a bed or sofa. Blackouts can happen without warning. Train safe.