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A New neuramare.com

One place for our apps and games, news and company information

The new neuramare.com home page: the headline “We design, build and publish apps and games.” next to a line drawing of a jellyfish.

Neuramare has grown from one app into a small family of products: GenVista on the web, iPhone and Android, the online game Napoland and the open-source Needless UI. Our website now gives each of them a proper home.

What’s new

  • Apps & Games: everything we publish in one place, with screenshots and the platforms each product runs on.
  • Product pages with annotated screenshots, key facts, release histories and answers to common questions — for GenVista, Napoland and Needless UI.
  • The studio: how we work, our milestones since 2023, company details and a press kit.
  • News with announcements, tutorials and practical guides for our apps.
  • A light and a dark theme, following your device until you pick one.

The jellyfish

Our logo is a jellyfish, and on the new site it lives: a 3D line drawing of a moon jellyfish, drawn in code. It swims in slow strokes, its tentacles drift away from your pointer, and a tap makes it swim. With every stroke a faint signal runs down its canals — a nod to the name: neura, as in neural, and mare, Italian for sea. A jellyfish has no brain, just a net of nerves through its whole body.

Fast and accessible

Every page is static and loads quickly, and the animation runs off the page’s main thread so it never gets in the way. Text meets WCAG 2.2 AA contrast in both themes, everything works with a keyboard, and if you prefer reduced motion, the jellyfish stays still.

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