Built around real tasks
Install an app, keep a conversation searchable, monitor a screen region, make a set, or draw a mesh layout. Each tool begins with a specific job.
NX is the software and research family built by nerdrx. The projects span everyday desktop tools, music production, authored 3D topology, and experimental VR streaming.
NX Hub provides a common entry point. Each project has its own purpose, documentation, and development path, connected by a consistent visual language and a focus on software you can run yourself.
Install an app, keep a conversation searchable, monitor a screen region, make a set, or draw a mesh layout. Each tool begins with a specific job.
Project repositories hold the source, release notes, and documentation. Feedback belongs close to the work, in the issue tracker for each project.
Experimental work has a place alongside usable tools. NX Warp is labeled as research, with evidence and limitations made explicit.
The compact nx wordmark and #7700FF anchor the shared identity. Cyan appears sparingly. The design guide in NX Hub documents the tokens, typography, artwork, and rules used across the family.
Read the design guide ↗