Claim your name

Community-led Intelligence & 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.

At a networking evening in a coworking space, a woman holds up her phone showing a NexusG8 Identity Page while people of many backgrounds talk behind her

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

Your nameContact Card

nexusg8.com/meet/yourname

01 · Why your identity matters

Your name built their empires. Now it builds yours.

Every platform runs on you: your name, your people, your attention, your work. Your @handle is a redirect that sends all of it to someone else’s property. Claim your own address, route everything out from there, and the value comes home.

Your @handle is a redirect to someone else’s property
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You, todayYou@you · on four platformsyour name · your people
your attention · your workThe value leaves you.Four doors = four landlords. You rebuild yourself at every one, pay to be let back in to your own people, and pay again to reach them.
Your followersinstagram.com/@youKept by them. Gone if they ban you.
Your attentionfacebook.com/@youSold to advertisers, by the minute.
Your reachplatform.com/@youRented back to you. Pay to be seen.
Your communitywa.me/your-numberOn their servers, under their rules.

One switch decides it: who owns the address.Illustrative model

Your nameYour peopleYour attentionYour work

Now they come to your permanent address.

Claim your name

02 · 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 Identity Page

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A Professional Page

Your Professional Page

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A community’s page

Your Community Gate

03 · The receipt

You’ve been paying for your own identity. Here’s the receipt.

Nobody sent you a bill, so it never felt like a cost. But every follower kept, every boost paid for and every contact mined was paid for with the one thing that was always yours.

Two statements for the same identityIllustrative model

*Half of what NexusG8 makes on each sale through a verified community goes to that community, a fifth before. Payouts have not started yet.No dollar figures are invented on either statement.

Your name is yours, free for life. Your work’s name is an upgrade.

Pro is $24.99 a month or $249 a year. Gateway, for a community, is $99 a month or $999 a year. Today’s prices.

04 · Reach

Stop fighting for attention. Start serving your people.

On rented platforms every post competes with everything else, and reaching your own people costs more every year. On NexusG8, every community that joins adds to a network you reach by permission, so the time you spent chasing attention goes into the work: better products, better programs, more problems solved.

  • Your people, reachable without paying a platform to reach them
  • Every community that joins grows the network you’re part of
  • People arrive vouched for, through communities they trust

Your people, reachable by permission.

Not by paying a platform to show them what you said. Every community that joins makes the network you reach a little bigger.

05 · How it works

From a tap to a network.

Your people are spread across group chats, sign-up sheets and business cards that end up in a drawer. NexusG8 is the layer underneath: who everyone is, where they belong, and who should meet whom.

  1. 01Tap.

    Someone scans your code or taps your card. In a second they’re at your identity page, or your community’s door.

  2. 02Map.

    Every member’s skills, offers and needs, shown only to people who share a community with them. Belonging, with context.

  3. 03Route.

    The right people meet: introductions, pings and “who you should meet here”, on Home, in Messages and at events.

  4. 04Value.

    Help that stays inside the community: the mentor, the hire, the volunteer, the customer. Found, not lost in a feed.

06 · Pages, for everyone on NexusG8

A home on the web, built from blocks.

Every person and every community gets a page. Pick the blocks you need, drag them into place, and it is live: links, bookings, a shop, events, forms, donations and more. Each block already works.

Add a block
Links
Socials
Book a call
Shop
Event
Gallery
Contact form
Map
Opening hours
Donate
Voice note
nexusg8.com/amina-rashid
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Amina RashidProduct designer · mentor · Dallas
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Book a call
30 minutes with Amina
MonTueWedThuFri
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
2:00 PM
NFC cards · 10
$59Buy now
OCT18
Founders breakfast
RSVP
Gallery
Portfolio↗
Speaking reel↗
Mentoring programme↗
Dallas, TX
Office hours
Mon10:00
Wed2:00
Fri11:30
DROP A BLOCK HERE
Get in touch

Leave your details and Amina will write back.

SendYour email
Pre-built and workingBookings book, forms collect, the shop takes payment, events take RSVPs.
Drag, drop, doneThe page tidies itself, on a phone and a computer. No designer, no developer.
Yours at your addressnexusg8.com/your-name, shared by link, QR or a tap of your card.

Pick blocksDrag into placeLive at your addressShared by link, QR or tap

An athlete in a stadium tunnel looking at her phoneThe athlete · the page builder
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A creator page template with tags and a latest work gallery

Pages for athletes and creators

One page the algorithm can’t take away.

Athletes and influencers build a page from blocks, own the address, and keep the relationship when a platform changes its rules. Brands and bookers find them through the communities they belong to.

  • Links, bookings, a shop, forms, voice, galleries and events as blocks
  • Every block shareable on its own, every visit counted
  • An agency on top routes brand deals and appearances

Rented audienceOwned addressBlocks that sellDeals routed to you

07 · 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 NexusG8 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.

08 · In the world

We don’t buy attention. We install gates where people already gather.

The quickest way to bring a community in, and to discover all the talent already inside it: a code at the door, on the table, on the badge.

A NexusG8 gateway on a pillar in a community center lobby, with a working QR code, as people of many backgrounds arriveA community center · a working code
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The Town Hall’s Community Gate on NexusG8
The Town Hall3 new name tags · Walk innow

The QR Gateway

Scan the door. The roster builds itself.

A gateway at the entrance turns a room of strangers into a community that knows who it has. Members follow for every update, or ask to join and step inside. The code in this photograph is real: scan it and the Town Hall opens.

  • Follow brings every update, instantly
  • Ask to join is answered by a steward, so the community stays the community’s
  • Inside, members discover the people, skills and opportunities around them
  • Members choose whether they are shown; the roster itself stays with the stewards

Physical scanOwned identityPermissioned accessInstant mappingRouted value

At a restaurant table, a guest holds up a phone showing the venue’s table service buttons beside the NexusG8 stand they scannedA neighbourhood restaurant · a table gateway
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The restaurant’s page with today’s special and hours

The restaurant gateway

One code on the table. A page and a table service assistant.

A restaurant’s gateway opens a page it owns and a table service assistant in the same tap: water, more coffee, call staff, the bill. The menu, the hours and the reviews live behind one code, and every guest can follow with a tap. The café stops renting its customers back from a delivery app.

  • Requests land live on the floor screen in seconds
  • Menu, today’s special, hours and order ahead as blocks
  • One Follow turns a visit into a regular the venue can reach again

Everything scattered, behind one code

One QR code. One identity the restaurant owns.

Scattered listingsOne table gatewayA page they ownService on tapA regular who follows

09 · What one scan does

One scan at the door. A community that finally sees who it has.

Every scan adds a real person to a roster the community owns, with what they know, what they need and what they are working towards. Within weeks the stewards can see their whole community and reach all of it.

  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.
The talent section on a community’s join page: members counted by skill, every tile a button to join
What visitors see, if you chooseCounts, never names. Every tile says: join to get access to all this talent.
✓ A roster the community owns✓ Searchable by skill, need and goal✓ Everyone reachable in one send✓ Who should meet whom, every week✓ Events with check-in✓ A share of what flows through the door

Example numbers for a 500-member community: a projection, not any community’s figures. Showing talent on the join page is built, and switches on with the next Privacy Policy update.

ScanFollow or askA steward says yesOn the mapReachable in one send

10 · 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
DanielOffers BookkeepingNeeds Design
SaraOffers MentoringNeeds Speakers
Your communityA shared map of who you haveSkills · Offers · Needs · GoalsSeen inside the community only
Should meetDaniel and AminaShe can help with design
Should meetAmina and SaraSara mentors founders
Should meetSara and DanielBoth 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.

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Who you should meet, on Home

11 · For the people who bring people together

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

WhatsApp groupsHundreds in the group. Nobody knows who anyone is.Athletes and creatorsHumans, not handles.Faith communities and centresStop chasing your people across five apps.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.

12 · Trust

Trust runs both ways. That is what makes it worth joining.

NexusG8 is for people, and for the communities that serve them. A person keeps their own address and decides what anyone sees; a community keeps its own door and answers for who it lets in. Neither has to take the other on faith.

For the person

You decide who sees you.

  1. 1You share your details one person at a time, with a swap, and you choose what each place may see.
  2. 2You come in through people who know you: Follow is instant and private, and Ask to join is answered by a steward, never by a form.
  3. 3Block someone and every way between you stops, quietly. Your address and everything on it are yours to take with you.

For the community that serves them

Every door is answered by a person.

  1. 1Stewards sign the Steward Pledge and let in only people they know: members, congregants, alumni, customers they actually serve.
  2. 2A community answers for who it lets in. If someone it approved causes harm, its stewards act.
  3. 3Repeated harm means removal, with its stewards, and never without saying why. The roster is the community’s, and never sold.
Read the Steward PledgeCommunity GuidelinesPrivacy and trust

13 · Shared value

When we earn, your community earns.

Half of what NexusG8 makes on each sale that comes through a verified community goes to that community, a fifth before it is verified. Itemised, sale by sale. Payouts have not started yet; the ledger is already counting.

  • Credited per sale, never from a pool
  • Half for a verified community, a fifth before
  • Every credit itemised on a statement
See the plans

14 · The model

The first Community-led Intelligence & Infrastructure-as-a-Service, or CIaaS.

Uber didn’t build cars. It routed the ones already on the road. We don’t build communities. We give the ones that exist the rails.

Learn more about CIaaS
Social platformsCommunity appsNexusG8
Who owns the rosterThe platformThe vendor’s databaseThe community
Who owns the person’s identityThe platformA login per appThe person, for life
Reaching your own peoplePay to boostOne app at a timeDirect, by email and push
Works across communitiesNoNoYes: one address, every door
Your data used to sell adsYesSometimesNever
Pays the community backNoNoHalf of net, once verified

The community owns the doorEach person owns their identityNexusG8 runs the rails

Questions

Good questions.

Every answer
What is a NexusG8?

Your address and card on the network: nexusg8.com/meet/yourname. It holds who you are, the communities you belong to and how people can reach you, and it goes with you wherever you go next.

Who can join?

Anyone. Your NexusG8 is free and takes a minute. Communities keep their own doors: you can follow any of them, and when you ask to join, a steward answers. Every steward signs a pledge to let in only people they know, because a network is only as good as the trust inside it.

How do I get in?

Choose your address and it is yours, free. Then find your communities. If yours is already on NexusG8, ask to join at its door; if it is not, bring it with you.

Is it free?

Your NexusG8 is free, and so is following or joining a community. Opening a Community Gate comes with Pro, and the community plans are on the pricing page.

Who can see my phone number and email?

Nobody, unless you release them. Your public card never shows them; a swap shares them with one person at a time.

Is this another social network?

No. There is no feed to scroll and nothing to post. NexusG8 is infrastructure: the address, the door, the map and the routes underneath the places you already gather.

Can I take my data with me?

Yes. Export everything, whenever you like.

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.

Photographs were made for this page; the screens and codes in them are real. Screens show sample members. Diagrams and the Command Center figures are illustrations.