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, which makes AI images, video and music, to Napoland, an online exploration game.

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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+
GenVista Pictures on the App Store, from 405 ratings: 4.0/5

Figures as of October 2026.

01. Apps & Games

Everything we publish

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

All products

01. App · AI images, video and music
GenVista
Make images, videos with sound and songs in your browser, with CivitAI checkpoints and LoRAs. The GenVista Pictures app for iPhone, iPad and Android is simpler: it makes and edits pictures only.
Web browser · GenVista Pictures app for iPhone, iPad and Android
More about GenVista genvista.green(opens in a new tab)
GenVista Pictures, the picture app:
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
More about Napoland napoland.com(opens in a new tab)Source code(opens in a new tab)
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
More about Needless UI needlessui.com(opens in a new tab)Source code(opens in a new tab)

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