SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Divememory Corporation (http://www.divememory.com) presented ‘Divememory,’ a free scuba diving logbook SNS provided so that divers may more conveniently record a logbook.
Divememory, a diving logbook shared through SNS, caused huge sensation among users enjoying scuba diving with the service of connecting the logbook, that had been prepared in handwriting previously, with the online market. Users may freely record and share a logbook, without being restricted by time or location, with a smartphone, such as iPhone and Android phone, mobile, and PC connected with the internet.
Divememory attracts divers such as through a sticker function that transforms a dull logbook to a lively one, stamp function that allows to sign on the logbook of others which encourages fellowship with buddies, and clean interface. In addition, the total number of logs and total diving hours can be checked in one sight through monthly and annual statistics based on the recorded logs.
Due to such convenience functions, there was continuing support by divers, thus, Divememory opened a global service to provide multi-language support, such as in English, Chinese, and Japanese, enabling international exchange with foreign divers. Moreover, Divememory allows to share know-how on diving plans, weight, pneumatic equipment, and underwater environment or share information on diving by communicating with foreign divers, while sharing information on famous diving locations through the global service.
The Divememory logbook enabled exchange of diverse and realistic information through the function of adding images or videos through SNS. In addition, the communication function has been significantly strengthened by allowing to become buddies with foreign divers and providing a chatting venue to chat with them. The logbook recorded through Divememory is not only saved in the memory of the smartphone itself, but is permanently preserved in a server directly operated by Divememory Corporation.
The Divememory logbook shared through SNS is a logbook that can be used most easily and conveniently by divers, while a service allowing users to share diverse information on scuba diving at the same time, thus, is gathering expectations for being a useful tool to divers around the world.
