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There is a specific place within social media for every one of the many varied interests people share, and scuba diving is no exception. Until recently, anything more than small-scale sharing of photos and very simplistic dive profile data was very difficult without the use of expensive professional equipment, but that is no longer the case. This is thanks in large part to Diveboard, which goes beyond basic social media photo sharing to involve divers in ways not previously feasible.

The purpose of Diveboard is to become the online community for scuba divers around the world. The team behind Diveboard created their service because, in their experience, dive profile PDFs were easily misplaced or randomly dispersed. Diveboard’s creators also found that printed dive profiles also tended to be somewhat unsightly and any photos taken were of low quality. Moreover, many divers relied on a logbook, so scattered notes and poor handwriting were major hindrances.

Diveboard’s purpose is to organize and improve upon all of these features as well as integrating them into one network observable by others. A major feature is a plugin for either PC or Mac that directly connects a dive computer to the site in order for a user to much more easily and cleanly upload dive profiles. There are a number of options for support on multiple platforms as well, including mobile tech support for smartphones and tablets alongside other supported tech devices.

The real fun is in the social aspects and sharing, and Diveboard gives divers access to many enjoyable facets of what social media is able to provide. The developers have created a community for sharing the joys of diving every step of the way from the pre-planning stages to the posting of photos and dive profiles afterward. It is an extremely helpful tool for anyone planning a dive by granting users access to a database of over 2000 of the best dive spots in the world. Not only can a user choose a perfect site by searching through this database, but anyone hoping to find a particular species of creature while on a dive also has access to a massive catalog of species by geographical location. Diveboard does this by linking the large databases of three of the world’s leading providers of information on marine species. It also features integration with major social media sites for photos and data for easy sharing after a dive.

Diving can be a highly rewarding hobby, and now it is all the more so thanks to Diveboard. Maybe you simply want a more informative and in-depth analysis of a dive and higher quality photos than were possible previously, as well as a place to host them through online storage. Perhaps you desire the more socially gratifying benefit of a community of people who share your interest. In either case, Diveboard provides the resource you have been looking for.

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