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Fall in love with your library again.

Films, television, live TV and photos become a rich household library, while every original file stays safely in your own storage.

Nexus Desktop Watch library
The Nexus difference

What begins as a file on a NAS becomes something worth browsing—with artwork, context, progress and the right room ready to play it.

See it in context

More than one screen. One connected experience.

Nexus film directory with poster artwork
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Film library

A rich, poster-led directory that makes a large collection feel easy to browse.

Classic film detail in the real Nexus interface
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Classic film detail

Artwork, metadata and room-aware playback for a film released in 1958.

Classic television detail in the real Nexus interface
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Classic television detail

A real 1984 series page with episodes and playback controls.

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Local and network libraries

Index media from mounted local storage, SMB and NFS sources without moving the original files.

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Films and television

Organise movies, series, seasons and episodes with rich browsing and technical detail.

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Metadata and artwork

Enrich titles with synopsis, artwork, cast, genres, runtime and provider information.

04

Review and repair

Correct uncertain matches, unmatched media, missing files and custom artwork without rebuilding the library.

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Local-first search

Search the collection you own before optional external discovery services.

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Discover and request

Find new films, television and music, then track household requests through Radarr, Sonarr or Lidarr workflows.

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Live television

Combine compatible tuners or streams with guide data and room-aware viewing.

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Profile progress

Keep favourites, playback position and watched status personal to each household profile.

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Offline media

Prepare selected films, episodes and tracks for supported offline clients.

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Photos and memories

Organise household photos into albums, memories, places and endpoint slideshows.

Experience Nexus

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