Repeated prompts
You explain the same bug three different ways and burn an afternoon re-prompting instead of shipping.
Autonomous Software Intelligence
Nexora opens your project like a visitor would, presses every control, and keeps the proof—across browsers, real Android phones, desktop apps, APIs and media. Then it hands your coding agent an evidence-backed fix package instead of a guess.
It will not pass what it did not test.
Local-first. No external AI API required for core audits.
The Problem
AI-assisted development has one expensive failure mode: repeated prompting without reliable completion. These are the nine ways it drains your week.
You explain the same bug three different ways and burn an afternoon re-prompting instead of shipping.
“Done ✓” from the agent means nothing until a real user path actually succeeds.
Controls that render perfectly and do absolutely nothing when clicked.
Screens that exist in the code but can never be reached by a real user.
The UI says saved; the database, email, and webhook say otherwise.
Every fix quietly reshapes layouts, colors, and components you never asked it to touch.
The feature fixed today silently breaks the two features that worked yesterday.
Agent tokens spent re-explaining failures Nexora could have documented with evidence the first time.
Launches stall because nobody can say, with proof, that the product is actually ready.
The Solution
The implementer does not verify itself. Your agent writes the software; Nexora opens the real application, follows real routes, presses real controls, verifies the backend—and returns proof, not opinions.
Codex, Claude, Nexora Forge, or any coding agent builds against your intent.
Real-environment audits across UI, routes, backend, media, performance, security readiness, and compliance readiness.
An evidence-backed fix package and release-readiness score —ship when it is proven, not when it is claimed.
Capabilities
Ten capabilities that turn AI-built software into verified, evidence-backed releases.
Nexora opens your actual app, follows routes, presses buttons, fills forms, and watches what really happens—no mocked happy paths.
Your idea becomes testable promises. Nexora checks the product against what you meant, not just what compiles.
A living Proof-of-Behavior map of every route and control—green when verified, red when broken, with Operators working in view.
Browsers, Electron and desktop apps, real Android phones (tap, type, record), APIs and media—one command center. iPhone simulators are detected and listed; driving them needs Xcode 26.3, and Nexora says so rather than pretending.
Screenshots, recordings, network traces, console logs, and database states—hashed, timestamped, and attached to every finding.
When intent is ambiguous, Nexora asks one precise clarification instead of guessing—and never asks what it can discover itself.
Findings become an exact fix package for Codex, Claude, Nexora Forge, or your custom agent—via MCP, CLI, or file handoff.
After the agent patches, Nexora re-runs the exact failing path plus a regression sweep—so fixed means proven fixed.
A weighted release-readiness score across intent, functionality, backend, performance, security, and more—plus a full launch package.
Local-first by design. Core audits run entirely on your machine with local models—no external AI API and no source upload.
The Operators
Serious, premium, holographic digital field agents—not mascots. Every animation is bound to a real event: Miner swings only during an authorized security test; Courier moves a packet only while a delivery is in flight.
Finds routes, screens, controls, and state transitions. Walks glowing graph lines, places route beacons, scans buttons, marks verified paths green—and plants a red fracture marker at every dead control.
Authorized security and abuse-case testing. Swings the pickaxe against digital walls, drills endpoint shields, types attack payloads—cracks appear only where real weaknesses exist.
Checks readiness controls, policies, privacy, accessibility, and standards. Locks verified controls behind a blue shield and raises “professional review required” when it applies.
Measures speed, memory, CPU, responsiveness, frame rate, and reliability. Sprints along routes, stress-hammers them repeatedly, and slows visibly when latency rises.
Tests video, audio, lower thirds, overlays, scenes, recording, and streaming. Claps the board to check synchronization and marks sync drift on the timeline.
Verifies APIs, webhooks, emails, messages, files, and external delivery. Carries glowing data packets along API edges and returns with a receipt—or a duplicate, delayed, or missing-delivery report.
Implements bounded fixes from Nexora specifications on your machine. Types code, runs builds, holds up a green or red build result—then hands back to Nexora for verification.
Every Environment
Device lanes run side by side: iOS Simulator on macOS, Android emulators and real devices, cross-browser sessions, and native desktop windows—each producing its own evidence stream.
iOS Simulator · iPhone
Android Emulator · Pixel
Browser lane · Chromium
Desktop lane · Electron
Media Intelligence
Video playback, audio waveforms, captions, lower thirds, safe areas, and stream sync. Director claps the board, measures drift, and marks every deviation on the timeline with evidence.
[CAPTION] “…and every claim ships with evidence.”
Security
With your explicit authorization, Miner runs abuse-case testing against your own routes: injection attempts, broken-access probes, rate-limit checks, and exposed-endpoint scans—on your machine, against your environment, with every result captured as evidence.
2 findings packaged with reproduction evidence and an exact fix specification for your coding agent.
Nexora Brain + Knowledge Packs
The Brain is Nexora’s local intelligence layer: your intent, promises, routes, findings, evidence, and golden baselines— indexed for exact and semantic retrieval, entirely on your machine.
Knowledge Packs extend it with signed, versioned expertise: frameworks, industries, and compliance-readiness domains that teach the Operators what “correct” looks like for your stack.
Agent Integrations
Nexora is agent-neutral by design: the implementer never verifies itself, and every agent receives the same evidence-backed specification.
The built-in local coding Operator. Implements bounded fixes from Nexora specifications on your machine—no external agent required.
A native Model Context Protocol server exposes findings, evidence, and fix specifications to any MCP-capable agent or IDE.
Hand evidence-backed fix packages to Claude and Claude Code, then let Nexora verify the patch when it lands.
Route the same exact specifications to Codex-based workflows—Nexora scores every agent on real fix outcomes.
Script audits, pull findings, and gate CI on release readiness from the terminal.
Markdown, HTML, and JSON packages with a one-click Copy Agent Prompt—works with any agent that can read a file.
Pricing
Every plan is local-first. Your hardware sets the safe concurrency; the Resource Governor prevents unreliable overload by default.
For individual vibe coders and solo developers.
$70/month
Everything you need to prove one product works.
For professional developers, agencies, and advanced founders.
$149/month
Everything in Builder, plus:
For premium users, studios, internal product teams, and serious multi-product builders.
$399/month
Everything in Studio, plus:
FAQ
No. Nexora is local-first: core audits run entirely on your machine using bundled local models, so no external AI API key is required. You can optionally connect external agents or models to enhance certain workflows, but they are never a requirement for core verification.
Nexora's primary job is independent verification—the implementer does not verify itself. It produces exact, evidence-backed fix specifications for the coding agent you already use. Nexora Forge, the built-in local coding Operator, can implement bounded fixes from those specifications on your machine, and Nexora then re-verifies the result.
Yes. Basic Android testing is included on Builder. Studio and Command add iOS Simulator support on macOS and full Android emulator and physical-device support, with device lanes running side by side.
Yes. Offline-first is a core principle: audits, the Nexora Brain, local models, evidence capture, and reports all work without an internet connection. Online access is only needed for things that genuinely require it, like Knowledge Pack updates or optional cloud sync.
In most cases, yes. Nexora's Project Capability Scanner detects your languages, frameworks, and run targets, then adapts the audit plan. Web apps, Electron and desktop applications, APIs, and mobile builds are supported in V1; unusual stacks may fall back to browser- and API-level verification.
No—and you should be skeptical of any tool that claims to. Nexora runs compliance-readiness checks: it verifies technical controls, collects evidence, and flags gaps, producing a readiness package for your auditor. Formal certification always requires a qualified professional review, and Nexora says so explicitly in its reports.
Yes. Nexora is agent-neutral: it hands the same evidence-backed fix package to Claude, Codex, Nexora Forge, or your custom agent via MCP, native adapters, the CLI, or plain file handoff—and it scores each agent on real fix outcomes.
Yes, on Studio and above. Media Intelligence tests video playback, audio levels and waveforms, captions, lower thirds, safe areas, recording, and stream synchronization, with the Director Operator marking sync drift and media failures on the timeline.
Yes. Builder audits one project at a time; Studio runs up to two simultaneous audits and Command up to five—always hardware permitting. The Resource Governor measures your RAM, CPU, GPU, and load, then recommends a safe concurrency rather than letting parallel runs become unreliable.
No. Audits, analysis, evidence, and the Nexora Brain all live on your machine. Nothing is uploaded for core functionality. Optional cloud synchronization on paid plans is opt-in and clearly scoped, and private shareable reports only share what you explicitly choose to share.
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