Local media management for solo editors and video teams.

One shared media library. On your own hardware.

Free beta 0.10.5 is available. Windows Coordinator/Worker; macOS Coordinator/Worker; Windows/macOS Resolve plugins.

Nexus is software that brings footage from your computers, drives and NAS into one searchable library. Find, preview and import clips into DaVinci Resolve Studio. Work on your own or with a team.

  • Local · No cloud upload required
  • Smart media search · Optional AI processing on Windows/NVIDIA
  • Edit imported proxies · Source drive can disconnect
  • Free Beta · Unlimited Workers during beta
Watch full video
Find a shot. Bring it into Resolve.

Start with one folder on Windows or an Apple Silicon Mac.

The Nexus workflow

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Find, edit, render and review.

  1. Edit in Resolve

    Edit with lightweight proxy files in Resolve.

  2. Optional

    When needed, offload rendering to your Coordinator

    Keep editing on a different computer.

  3. Review and exchange feedback

    The submitting Editor and Admins comment; Admins approve or reject.

Find and edit

Sign in to Nexus in Resolve and import a prepared proxy. Once imported, keep editing if the source drive disconnects. Still images import the original file.

Offload a render

Submit a project snapshot to your Coordinator and keep editing on another computer. Rendering uses the Nexus Coordinator app, supported Resolve Studio and reachable originals. The queued render keeps the version you submitted.

Review and feedback

The Editor who submitted the project and Admins exchange comments in Nexus. Admins approve or reject in the web panel.

Explore all features and requirements

Start on one computer. Connect more when you need to.

Start with one folder. Working solo? You can be both Editor and Admin.

On a Mac? Create a local library or join your team’s Windows library.

Start here · Free Beta

One supported computer is enough

One desktop workstation with a media library and editing timeline on the same screen.
Nexus Coordinator
Hosts the library and prepared proxies
Resolve + Nexus plugin
Find, import, edit on the same computer
Optional expansion · Free Beta

Connect to a Windows library

An editing laptop connects to a Windows Coordinator, with an optional Windows Worker and attached drive on the right.
Editor · Windows or Mac
Resolve + Nexus plugin
Coordinator · Windows
Your shared library
Worker · Windows · optional
Adds folders, builds proxies & runs optional AI

Editors do not need a Worker just to edit. Unlimited Workers during beta.

Editor: Resolve plugin. Admin: Nexus web panel.

Admins manage folder access and approval decisions in the web panel.

For render offload, run the Coordinator on another computer with supported Resolve Studio and reachable originals.

Works without internet on your local network after setup.

Setup downloads may need internet. Remote use needs a configured private or routed connection.

Start with the Free Beta.

Unlimited Workers and team members during beta. Paid allowances and pricing to be announced.

The Free Beta remains usable until one week after the paid release. The paid release date has not been announced. There is no automatic charge. Beta terms · Beta & paid release.

Pricing will be announced when ready. Purchasing is not open. Read the beta terms.

See pricing and license details →

Get ready for the Free Beta.

Plan your free-beta setup.

Download & Setup

Windows/macOS Coordinator and plugins · Windows/macOS Workers.

A few things to know before you start.

Which editing applications does Nexus work with?

Nexus requires DaVinci Resolve Studio for its plugin. We plan to support more editing applications, with compatibility announced after each integration is verified.

Does every editor need a Worker?

No. Editors work in Resolve with the Nexus plugin. Admins manage access and approvals in the web panel. Desktop apps handle setup, storage and background processing.

Do I need AI to use Nexus?

No. AI processing is optional and Windows-only with a supported NVIDIA GPU through beta and version 1.0. Browsing, editing and reviews need no AI-processing GPU. Check AI requirements.

Can my team connect from outside the studio?

Nexus works beyond the studio through a reachable Coordinator and configured private or routed connection. Remote setup is not automatic; performance depends on your network.

What does unlimited Workers and team members mean?

During beta, team members and Worker computers add no per-seat or per-Worker fees. Paid allowances are not final. Workers connect additional media and process proxies or supported AI. Capacity depends on your hardware and network.