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Independent studio · Zug, Switzerland

We design, build and publish apps and games.

Neuramare is a small, independent software studio. Our products run on the web, iPhone and Android — from GenVista, an AI image and video studio, to Napoland, an online exploration game.

Fig. 1 — Aurelia, our logo, drawn in code. Move near it, or tap it.
products live: GenVista, Napoland and Needless UI
3
installs of GenVista Pictures on Google Play
10K+
on the App Store, from 404 ratings
4.1/5

Figures as of September 2026.

01. Apps & Games

Everything we publish

AI tools, games and open-source software — each designed, built and supported by the studio.

  1. 01. App · AI image and video studio

    GenVista

    Run tens of thousands of community models, turn photos into short clips with sound, change outfits and edit images — in the browser, or on the go with the GenVista Pictures app.

    Web, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android

    Download GenVista Pictures on the App StoreGet GenVista Pictures on Google Play
    The GenVista website: four tools — generate images, generate video, change outfits and edit images — each shown with a real render, above the three steps of how it works.
  2. 02. Game · Online exploration game · Open source

    Napoland

    An online exploration game made for phones. Walk out of a small town into a dark forest, find what glows, and turn back before your energy runs out. No fights and no missions — other players are only ever help.

    Phones and desktop, in the browser

    Napoland title card: the amber napoland wordmark on a dark background, with the line “Leave home, gather what glows, and get back before your energy runs out.”
  3. 03. Open source · Angular component library

    Needless UI

    An open-source component library that styles native HTML elements with one framework-free stylesheet and W3C design tokens, with Angular directives that make every component accessible from the first render.

    Angular 22, MIT license

    The Needless UI website: “UI components, needlessly well engineered.” next to example buttons, a confirmation dialog and a menu.The Needless UI website: “UI components, needlessly well engineered.” next to example buttons, a confirmation dialog and a menu.

02. Studio

Small by design.

Neuramare is based in Baar, in the Swiss canton of Zug. The people who design our products also build, publish and support them — nothing in between.

The name comes from neura, as in neural, and mare, Italian for sea: a jellyfish has no brain, just a net of nerves through its whole body. A good model for a small studio.

About the studio

Recent milestones

  1. A new neuramare.com

  2. Napoland becomes open source

  3. Needless UI is released

  4. Napoland opens

  5. GenVista launches on the web

All milestones

03. News

From the logbook

  1. A New neuramare.com

    Announcements

04. Contact

Questions, press or partnerships? Write to us.

support@neuramare.com

Or see all contact options, including support for GenVista and our communities.