Make every Commander game count.

Everyone sees the same game.

Life totals, commander damage, poison, and counters update across the table as they happen, so nobody has to keep asking what changed.

A light touch when you just want to play.

Track the essentials in seconds: life, commander damage, poison, knockouts, winners, and game time.

For nights worth remembering.

Capture turns, combat, commander and partner damage, mulligans, monarch, initiative, special counters, and the plays that swung the table.

Bad Wi-Fi should not end the night.

Installed Nexus apps can start and finish games offline, then sync the table when the connection comes back.

A better view for each player.

Players can use their own phone for a focused, thumb-friendly view while the shared game state stays together.

Every night adds to the record.

Tracked and imported games keep the players, decks, results, time, and moments you need to remember what really happened.

The recap starts while the game is fresh.

When you are eliminated, review your game, rate the experience, and keep watching the rest of the table play on.

Ratings that fit multiplayer Commander.

See how players, decks, and commanders perform with ratings that account for pod size, opposition, and the chaos of multiplayer games.

More than a win/loss line.

Finished games can show standings, duration, life charts, turn timelines, damage, event history, and a report worth sharing.

Turn a pile of games into answers.

Filter your pod by player, deck, commander, matchup, date, and more to find the stories a simple leaderboard misses.

Settle the debate with your own data.

Compare win rates, matchups, player trends, deck trajectories, colour identities, and who actually draws the table's heat.

See what performs in your world.

Browse commanders and partner pairs by art, colours, games played, ratings, and performance across the games your pod records.

Turn a great stat into something you can send.

Create public snapshots for games, pods, decks, and stats. Copy a link, download an image, or share straight from your device.

Your regular table gets a home.

Create pods, invite players, manage requests, assign admins, and decide what stays private or becomes visible.

Every list has a record.

Register decks, track revisions, support partners, archive retired builds, clean up duplicates, and see how each list performs.

Do not make a new player sign up first.

A guest scans a QR code, picks their commander, and joins the live game. They can claim the seat later if they want to keep playing.

Not everyone needs an account on day one.

Keep history for recurring non-account players, then let them claim or merge those games when they are ready.

Your past games should not be trapped.

Import existing tracker exports, map players and decks, remove duplicates, and turn old results into useful Nexus history.

Use the device you already have.

Nexus runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, tablet, or laptop. Install it when you want a home-screen app and offline durability.

The screen stays useful when the game goes long.

Wake lock, low-battery views, and battery warnings help the table stay readable without babysitting the device.

Your games are not ad inventory.

No ad networks, no third-party trackers, and no data selling. Pod visibility and sharing stay intentional.

Flexible accounts when you want them.

Use passkeys, magic links, passwords, Google, or Discord. Backup codes and session controls keep your account recoverable.

No account needed to feel it at the table.

Start a demo game, learn by tapping through a real table, and sign up only when you want to save your pod history.