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un der loh
un · der · loh
/ˈʌn.dər.loʊ/
The name fuses two words from two languages: under, from English, and l'eau, French for water — the two native languages of founder French Donovan. The idea is that there is always so much more hidden beneath the surface, and that we are too often held back by our own inability to dive deep and find it. So the tool is named for what it does: it makes the sea bed as reachable as the surface, and nothing is ever out of view again.
“Under” is English, “l'eau” is French — my two native languages in one word, and a reminder that the surface is never the whole story.
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