Bama Maps has officially closed as a UK startup and is now reorganising. The work lives on. ↓
Bama Maps · A New Chapter
The seed doesn't disappear.
It transforms.
Bama Maps was built to reconnect people with nature and each other. That mission is alive — now growing through Soilify, an EU-funded platform led by our founder Uri Noy Meir. New ways to join the experience are coming soon.
What's happening
Same roots. New ground.
After officially closing as a UK startup, Bama Maps is in a reorganising phase. The conceptual and development flow is expressing itself through Soilify — an EU-funded project and emerging platform founded by Uri Noy Meir.
Soilify translates the living world — soil, land, ecology — into human experience and connection.
We will soon have ways to join the Bama Maps experience through Soilify. Stay tuned and check the website for updates.
From the founder
"The closing of a startup is rarely an ending. Bama Maps was always about reconnection — to each other, to the living world. That doesn't stop. It grows."
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