WANNA CORP.
PEMBROKE PINES, FLORIDA

We are sports enthusiasts creating and running several atlas/community websites. As with many successful websites, WannaSurf.com was created by two people in their spare-time, with no budget and no significant revenues. The original need was to share surf spots between a Tahititian and an Angolan surfer(!), find new spots and open these data with other surfers. Wannasurf was released as the first wiki-like worldwide surf spot atlas; a true collaborative project based on active surfers. This was three years before Wikipedia! Wannasurf concept of the surf spot atlas was great and a new guy, who was a surfer and a scubadiving instructor, join the team to enhance the concept to worldwide dive sites. Instead of cloning the Wannasurf website, he built a new platform to easily clone the concept for other sports... Wannakite & Wannask8 ... and this was made a year later with two new wanna-atlases created for kite surfers and skaters. A new community application was integrated into the wannaplatform; providing new great features for all wanna-atlases users: Favourites spot lists, personnal logbook, user photo albums and much more... This was just three months after Facebook opens to all! Wannasurf partners with Google to embed some wanna-atlases information into Google Earth V5. Wannasurf, Wannadive and Wannakitesurf spots are now available into Google Earth > Ocean layer > Water sports. This great feature is announced during the Google Ocean launch October 6th, 2008. A new mobile platform is developed; based on new web services provided by the wanna-platform. Wannasurf and Wannadive Android applications are released. We are sports enthusiasts creating and running several atlas/community websites. As with many successful websites, WannaSurf.com was created by two people in their spare-time, with no budget and no significant revenues. The original need was to share surf spots between a Tahititian and an Angolan surfer(!), find new spots and open these data with other surfers. Wannasurf was released as the first wiki-like worldwide surf spot atlas; a true collaborative project based on active surfers. This was three years before Wikipedia! Wannasurf concept of the surf spot atlas was great and a new guy, who was a surfer and a scubadiving instructor, join the team to enhance the concept to worldwide dive sites. Instead of cloning the Wannasurf website, he built a new platform to easily clone the concept for other sports... Wannakite & Wannask8 ... and this was made a year later with two new wanna-atlases created for kite surfers and skaters. A new community application was integrated into the wannaplatform; providing new great features for all wanna-atlases users: Favourites spot lists, personnal logbook, user photo albums and much more... This was just three months after Facebook opens to all! Wannasurf partners with Google to embed some wanna-atlases information into Google Earth V5. Wannasurf, Wannadive and Wannakitesurf spots are now available into Google Earth > Ocean layer > Water sports. This great feature is announced during the Google Ocean launch October 6th, 2008. A new mobile platform is developed; based on new web services provided by the wanna-platform. Wannasurf and Wannadive Android applications are released. We are sports enthusiasts creating and running several atlas/community websites. As with many successful websites, WannaSurf.com was created by two people in their spare-time, with no budget and no significant revenues. The original need was to share surf spots between a Tahititian and an Angolan surfer(!), find new spots and open these data with other surfers. Wannasurf was released as the first wiki-like worldwide surf spot atlas; a true collaborative project based on active surfers. This was three years before Wikipedia! Wannasurf concept of the surf spot atlas was great and a new guy, who was a surfer and a scubadiving instructor, join the team to enhance the concept to worldwide dive sites. Instead of cloning the Wannasurf website, he built a new platform to easily clone the concept for other sports... Wannakite & Wannask8 ... and this was made a year later with two new wanna-atlases created for kite surfers and skaters. A new community application was integrated into the wannaplatform; providing new great features for all wanna-atlases users: Favourites spot lists, personnal logbook, user photo albums and much more... This was just three months after Facebook opens to all! Wannasurf partners with Google to embed some wanna-atlases information into Google Earth V5. Wannasurf, Wannadive and Wannakitesurf spots are now available into Google Earth > Ocean layer > Water sports. This great feature is announced during the Google Ocean launch October 6th, 2008. A new mobile platform is developed; based on new web services provided by the wanna-platform. Wannasurf and Wannadive Android applications are released.