You know the shot.

Now, where is it?

Find it in Nexus. Keep editing in Resolve.

Editing solo, in a studio, or with a connected remote team? Bring selected folders across your storage into one media library.

The Coordinator holds your shared library. Optional Workers connect more folders. Each host prepares its own proxies. Editors search and import through the Nexus plugin in Resolve. The Admin adds editors to the team and controls folder access. Each person signs in with their own account.

Search by content, filename, or tags. Preview the waves, check the details, and add a useful tag for next time.

Heavy camera files. Lightweight editing copies. Import proxies into DaVinci Resolve while the originals stay on the studio's connected storage.

Arrange the shots and shape the story in Resolve, using the proxies already on your machine.

Add your edit to Resolve's render queue.

Then submit the project through Nexus.

Here, the Coordinator renders with the originals, while the editor keeps working.

Meet the Studio Admin. In a team, feedback stays beside the cut. Working solo? You can manage the library and edit yourself.

Sometimes the missing shot isn't new footage. It's work you already have, waiting on a drive outside the library.

With the drive connected, the Admin shares the archive folder through the Coordinator.

Nexus scans the folder and prepares editing proxies.

The Admin approves the folder.

Optional local AI analyzes your footage to create descriptions and tags, making its content searchable.

It runs on an eligible Coordinator or Worker. Semantic search helps you search by meaning.

The Admin gives the editor access to selected folders, and saves. Sharing stays deliberate.

An archive is useful when it can return to today's work.

Back with the editor, the same search now finds the sunset. Import it straight from the Nexus plugin.

Add the sunset to the cut.

Submit the revised project for rendering.

Nexus. Your media. Your hardware. Explore Nexus.