For a smaller Nexus system
- A reasonably modern Intel Core i3-equivalent processor
- 4GB of RAM
- Enough free storage for Nexus, its database, metadata, artwork and uploaded photographs
Nexus runs in your home, organises media and live household controls around rooms and people, and connects compatible speakers, screens and automation.
The Nexus Server application can currently be installed on Windows or macOS and is designed to run on a computer within the home.
Nexus reads media directly from your existing library or network storage rather than copying films, television programmes and music into a separate library. The server therefore does not normally require a large amount of storage, although space is still needed for metadata, artwork, system data and uploaded photographs.
The server should remain powered on and connected to the home network whenever Nexus is in use.
Media libraries, playback, lighting, climate, cameras and household actions meet in one room-aware family interface.
Runs in your home, organises media and remembers your rooms, people and devices.
Connect media held on compatible storage across your home network.
Choose a preferred speaker and screen for each room.
Use the same experience through Windows, Mac, web, Android, iPhone and TV apps.
Connect directly to Home Assistant or Homey over your LAN, or use generic webhooks with other compatible systems.
Connect compatible speakers and screens without replacing their own setup.
Add dedicated Nexus controls or system hardware where it improves the home.

Nexus connects directly to Home Assistant and Homey over your home network, with no app or extension required in either platform. Import devices, link existing Nexus devices and run device actions, automations or Flows. Generic webhooks continue to connect other compatible automation systems.
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