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Community Infrastructure as a Service

Email gave you an address.The web gave you a page.NexusG8 gives you your people.

One address that is yours for good: a card that swaps contacts, pages for your life and your work, and a door for every community you run. Nobody can switch it off, and nobody rents your people back to you.

A woman in a café holds up her phone showing a NexusG8 Personal Page

Type the name you want. It checks as you go.

Your nameContact Card

nexusg8.com/meet/yourname

01 · The identity layer

One person. Finally one address.

Today you are a bio in one app, a profile in another, a card in somebody’s pocket and a number in a group chat. Nobody sees the whole person, and none of it is yours.

Four places. No one sees the whole person.
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A business cardAminaIn somebody’s coat pocket
An Instagram bioAmina@amina.makes · 150 characters
A LinkedIn profileAminaProduct designer, somewhere
The WhatsApp groupAminaOne of 412, nobody knows who

The person exists. The connections are missing.Amina is our sample member, not a real person.

As they really look

Your Contact Card

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A Personal Page

Your Personal Page

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A Professional Page

Your Professional Page

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A community’s page

Your Community Gate

02 · The lease

You don’t have an audience. You have a lease.

A handle is a redirect to somebody else’s platform. Your followers are theirs, the reach is theirs to ration, and you pay to speak to people who already chose you. If someone else can switch it off, you never owned it.

A handle you rent

“DM me on …”
  • ✕Revoked or throttled at someone else’s word
  • ✕Followers do not come with you
  • ✕Pay to reach your own people
  • ✕Your attention is what is sold

An address you own

nexusg8.com/meet/you
  • ✓Yours for life, wherever you go next
  • ✓Carried into every community you join
  • ✓You choose who gets your details
  • ✓Vouched for by the people who know you

03 · In real life

It works where people already gather.

No app to download. A code on the wall, a card on the table, a tap between two phones. Whoever is standing in front of you is one scan from your NexusG8, and you from theirs.

Families arriving at a community centre, one scanning a NexusG8 Gateway on the wall that opens the Town Hall
This one is real. Point your camera at it.The code on that wall opens the Town Hall, the room everyone on NexusG8 is in.
A card tapped against a phone, which opens a NexusG8 Professional Page
Tap a card. Their page opens.No app on either phone.
Two people laughing as they swap contacts on their phones at an event
Swap contacts in one scan.Each lands in the other’s People, with where you met.
A NexusG8 code on a café table beside a coffee
One code on the table.A venue’s page and its people, from the seat.
  1. Scan or tapAt the door, at an event, on a card. No app store.
  2. Follow or ask to joinFollowing brings updates. Joining asks a steward.
  3. A steward lets them inSomeone who knows them says yes. The roster stays real.
  4. Their profile joins the mapSkills, needs and goals become searchable, inside the community only.

04 · The map

Your community. Finally able to see itself.

Every member says what they offer and what they are looking for. NexusG8 reads it across the communities you share and tells you who to meet, and why.

A community that can see its own capacityIllustrative model
AminaOffers DesignNeeds A co-founder
YusufOffers BookkeepingNeeds Design
SaraOffers MentoringNeeds Speakers
Your communityA shared map of who you haveSkills · Offers · Needs · GoalsSeen inside the community only
Should meetYusuf and AminaShe can help with design
Should meetAmina and SaraSara mentors founders
Should meetSara and YusufBoth in Plano, both teach

Members choose what the community can discover.Made-up people, drawn as the product draws them.

Who you should meet, in three colours.

  • Green what they can help you with
  • Gold what you can help them with
  • Violet what you share

Introductions come warm, through people you both know. Nobody is shown to a stranger, and your number and email are never public.

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Who you should meet, on Home

05 · For the people who bring people together

Your community is full of the people it needs. Now it can see them.

Mosques and centresStop chasing your people across five apps.WhatsApp groupsHundreds in the group. Nobody knows who anyone is.Athletes and creatorsHumans, not handles.EventsEvery guest leaves with everyone they met.

A door with two choices

Follow, instant and private. Ask to join, and a steward who knows them decides. Nobody is let in by a form.

A map of who you have

One scan at the entrance and the roster builds itself: skills, needs and goals, searchable inside the community only.

One voice that lands

Broadcasts, events with check-in and a Friday summary, from one Command Center, to the people who chose to hear from you.

Bring your community Walk into the Town Hall

The first 100 people building a community get a free year of Pro (12 months), kept by using it and telling us what is wrong. Open until 31 December.

An illustration: a made-up community, drawn as the Command Center draws one.

Own the address · Build the map · Route the value

Whoever owns the identitycontrols the map.

We think that should be you, and your community. Not a platform.

Type the name you want. It checks as you go.