Aim:Me was born from personal loss. Leon lost his mother to cancer — a departure that felt far too sudden, no matter how much time they had. In the aftermath, he was left with a deep need to honour her. To ensure her legacy lived on in the way she truly lived: always helping others, always putting people first.
That need became Aim:Me. A space where anyone can celebrate the people they've lost — preserving their stories, their warmth, their impact. Not reducing them to an absence. Keeping them present.
By helping others process loss and honour their loved ones, Aim:Me embodies the very spirit of his mother: her want, and her need, to always help others.
The name itself is a tribute. Aim:Me is phonetically inspired by his mother's name — but it carries a deeper meaning: the aim is you. The aim is to help you, on your path to healing from loss.
Every journal written here is a life remembered properly. That's the whole point.