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About Vamea
Vamea began with a simple question: what if an iPhone could help us remember the shape of a day without asking us to narrate every moment? The app gathers the signals available on the device and arranges them into Vita, Via, and Ritmus — distribution, sequence, and patterns.
The product is designed to stay close to the person using it. There is no required account, no Vamea server, and no advertising or cross-app tracking. The timeline is reconstructed on the iPhone, with uncertainty left visible when the evidence is incomplete.
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About Leonardo Gimenez
Creator of Vamea
Leonardo Gimenez is the creator of Vamea.
After years of using tools to keep track of places, activities, and time, he began building the view he wished he had found: a private, thoughtful way to notice how days actually take shape.
Vamea brings together signals already available on the iPhone and arranges them into Vita, Via, and Ritmus — distribution, sequence, and patterns. The work moves across product, code, and language, guided by the same concerns: keeping data close to the person it belongs to, leaving uncertainty visible, and making complexity easier to understand.
Leonardo builds tools from everyday questions. In Vamea, that means helping someone observe their own life without turning a day into a score, a goal, or a prescription for how it should be lived.
Find Leonardo online
The links below are personal profiles. Vamea’s own social presence will be connected here as it comes online.
@ileogimenezk