Divinia Design » Startup Ventures

Divinia builds iPhone application for PowderFone

Kelly Taylor — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 22:38:33 +0000

PowderFone is a snow report wake up call service that delivers snow reports to your phone. Divinia Design has built an iPhone snow reports application using a framework recommended by some developer friends. This application displays all snow reports for each day for the entire world. www.powderfone.com/iphone

BabyBlurt.com

Kelly Taylor — Fri, 18 May 2007 15:18:21 +0000

Divinia, in conjunction with a few other partners/investors, will be launching a new birth announcement website called BabyBlurt.

Here is how it works, from babyblurt.com:

“Before the baby’s arrival, Sign Up, Login, then enter the names, email addresses and telephone numbers of your friends and loved ones. When the baby arrives, you call a single number and record your message. Then, BabyBlurt delivers your messages via telephone and email.”

Activity Alert

Kelly Taylor — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 12:30:40 +0000

Divinia has completed work on a large scale, communication management application aimed at the Youth Sports industry.

“ActivityAlert provides communication and schedule management for teams, clubs and groups. Use email and automatic calling, with receipt confirmation, to ensure that even without access to a computer, participants get the message!” from activityalert.com

ActivityAlert combines website, email, and telephony based communications into one application.

For more information on ActivityAlert, visit www.activityalert.com

Divinia launches PowderFone

Kelly Taylor — Fri, 10 Jan 2003 17:01:31 +0000

PowderFone is a wake up call service for skiers and snowboarders on powder days. The core technology that drives Powderfone was designed and programmed by Divinia Design. Powderfone utilitizes Divinia’s AudioAlerts technology to query ski reports and automatically call Subscribers on their home or mobile telephone with an audio ski reports. www.powderfone.com.

Fun Stats about PowderFone:

PowderFone calls thousands of skiers during ski season
PowderFone’s data comes from SnoCountry and covers 1,200 resorts worldwide
Several thousand skiers and riders have signed up for the service