Nexus
You told us you run an agency. See how agencies run on Nexus → You told us you lead a go-to-market team. See how GTM teams run on Nexus →
For agencies

Run every client on one operating system.

One Nexus per agency. Every client is a model, every channel is a pinned Slack channel, every deliverable is branded to the owner. Your strategists direct; the agents produce.

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The problem

Agencies scale by adding people. That is the ceiling.

  • Every strategist rebuilds the same reports from scratch each month.
  • Client context lives in people's heads and last quarter's decks.
  • Adding a client means adding headcount before it adds margin.
What changes

The strategist directs. The system produces.

  • Monthly reporting, content, social and SEO run on a schedule and post to the client channel.
  • White-label delivery: partner owners get their own byline, template and logo.
  • Cost metered per client, per user and per agent, with credit accounts when you resell.
Multi-client by construction

Every client is a model. Every channel knows its client.

Nexus was built inside an agency, for the agency problem: many clients, many stacks, one team. The isolation is structural, not a setting someone has to remember.

channels

One client per channel

Pin a Slack channel to a client and Nexus never asks which client you mean, never names another client in that channel, and refuses to pin two clients to one place.

memory

Per-client model and memory

G2M, brand, ICP, keyword universe, inventories, competitors and facts, per client, durable across restarts, with a right to forget. A document from another client pasted into the wrong channel is caught before it is read aloud.

white label

Owners and bylines

Partner owners get their own template, logo and byline on every document and dashboard. Effiqs is never mentioned to their clients. Nexus always is.

economics

Metered per client, per user, per agent

Every model call and paid API call lands in one ledger. Report spend by client, resell on credit accounts with your own markup, and see what a whole thread cost.

sales

Prospects and priced proposals

Create a prospect, research it and its competitors, then draft a branded proposal priced by a deterministic engine from your rate card. Promote it to a client when it signs.

support

Tickets that close themselves

Anyone can file a support ticket from Slack with the run logs attached. When the fix ships to production, the reporter is told in the original thread.

A month on Nexus

Most of the work fires without a prompt.

Schedules and pollers do the recurring work and post the results where the client team lives. Your strategists spend their time on the judgement calls.

Onboarding a client

One command creates the client, pins its channel, indexes its sitemap and starts the foundation chain:

g2m-discovery→brand-identity→keyword-research→content-strategy→google-ads-monthly→meeting-agenda
1st, 09:00
Monthly reporters fire per clientGoogle Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Meta, rank tracking, AI visibility, organic performance. Each grades against the client’s own strategy and posts to the pinned channel.
Monday 06:00
Content discovery + the weekly priority digestWhat competitors published, what the inventory is missing, what moved in ClickUp. One post per client, one for the team.
daily
The content calendar creates and stages itselfA piece is briefed, drafted, QA’d, illustrated and staged to the CMS on its date. Past-due ideas shift forward; drafted work keeps its slot.
hourly
Silent maintenanceStory insights captured before Instagram forgets them, sitemaps re-indexed, dead external links quarantined, experiments settled.
Friday 17:00
The week’s meetings become memoryTranscripts and Gemini notes into decisions, action items and client facts. Kickoff agendas for next week from the last one.
Monday 07:00
The Architect reviews Nexus itselfCost by agent, unused capabilities, failure outliers, and the improvement tickets it proposes, staged for your approval.
Also for agencies

Building websites the generate-then-apply way.

For web projects, Nexus proposes the sitemap and wireframes from strategy, compiles the design system into tokens and class plans for Lumos or Relume, writes the page copy, produces the discoverability pack, and inspects the live build across breakpoints. The designer still designs; the system hands them the exact spec.

The principles behind it →

Early access

Put a team on an operating system.

Nexus is rolling out to a first cohort of agencies and go-to-market teams. Tell us about yours and we will be in touch as access opens.

Prefer to tell us more first? Start the two-minute intake →