Premium without the closed doors
Nexus has the polish of a high-end control system, while leaving you free to choose the technology that suits your home.
We built Nexus after years of watching good technology become awkward to live with. It gives your media and your home one polished, familiar place to meet.

We spend our working lives installing home automation, AV, networking and security. The technology is often brilliant. Living with all of it is where things become messy.
Traditional control systems can feel beautifully finished, but they are often expensive and restrictive. Open and consumer platforms offer tremendous freedom, yet leave the household juggling apps, dashboards and remotes.
Nexus is the answer we wanted for our own projects: a genuinely polished experience that does not ask you to give up flexibility—or replace good technology for the sake of it.

Nexus has the polish of a high-end control system, while leaving you free to choose the technology that suits your home.
Films, television, music, radio and photos sit naturally beside lighting, climate, cameras, security and energy.
Home Assistant, Homey, Sonos, Music Assistant, Lyrion, Nexus TV Endpoint, Apple TV, UniFi and other compatible systems can carry on doing what they do best.
Instead of remembering which app or remote does what, everyone comes back to the same familiar experience.
Nexus Server lives in your home, with ongoing development and professional support from the team building it.
Start with software, add integrations, Voice Control and dedicated Nexus hardware as your home and the platform evolve.
Nexus lets specialist systems do their jobs behind the scenes, then gives the household one enjoyable way to use them.
Media, home control, security and playback are designed as one experience, with ongoing development and support behind the product.
Keep Home Assistant or Homey for automation, Sonos, Music Assistant or Lyrion for music, Nexus TV Endpoint or Apple TV for video, and UniFi, Ring or RTSP for cameras. Nexus brings the experience together.
Bring your own media and compatible systems. Then see how different the whole home feels when the interface finally makes sense.
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