Every server, one control plane.
Nexus extends the studio down to the server itself — provision accounts, manage DNS, issue SSL, and watch uptime across every machine you run, without logging into a single legacy control panel.
The server layer, absorbed.
Workspaces already runs your sites multi-tenant. Nexus brings the infrastructure underneath them into the same single-folder studio.
Account provisioning
Spin up hosting accounts, set quotas, and assign them to clients in a few clicks — no cPanel ritual, no separate billing-to-server dance.
DNS management
Edit zones, add records, and point domains from the same place you manage the sites that live on them. One screen, not three vendors.
SSL automation
Issue and renew certificates automatically across every connected server. No cron archaeology, no expired-cert surprises.
Uptime & health
Live status for every machine, with alerts the moment something drops — surfaced next to the sites it affects, not buried in a separate tool.
A dashboard above your servers.
Connect, then oversee
Connect a server through the studio agent and Nexus reads its accounts, domains, and certificates into one control plane — the same way Workspaces reads a remote site today.
- One inventory of every server, account, and domain
- Status at a glance with health and certificate expiry
- Tied to Workspaces so a new account becomes a managed site
The interface and palette shown here are a preview of the direction — the exact surface will land with the release.
Nexus is on the roadmap. Drop us a line and we'll let you know the moment it ships.
Explore the modules.
Isolated environments, per-site roles, and remote agents in one tenant view.
Explore Workspaces →Edit raw HTML, CSS, JS, and PHP on disk, with client click-to-edit and auto-backups.
Explore Canvas →Scaffold projects from the CLI or dashboard with git wired in from the first commit.
Explore Forge →