The questions we hear most

It is one governed platform for how an organisation runs: communication, people, documents, clients, governance, security, and, optionally, engineering operations. Instead of stitching together separate tools, departments work in one permission-aware system with a shared audit trail.

Not yet. Nexus is a mature platform that IK Studios runs on, now offered to organisations through a design-partner and early-access programme. Multi-tenant isolation and public self-registration are planned. For now, you request a demo and we configure Nexus with you.

No. The Engineering Workspace is an optional premium add-on for teams that build software. Operations-led organisations run entirely on the Company OS without it. Packaging it as a per-organisation module is on our near-term roadmap.

Access is least-privilege by default, protected by role-based access control and multi-factor authentication. Data is isolated with row-level security, sensitive admin actions require a written reason, and everything is captured in a queryable audit log.

Every capability on this site carries an honest status label: Available, In development, Planned, or Roadmap. The Features page lists the full inventory. We do not present planned work as shipped.

Nexus is configurable, not locked to one industry. It fits FinTech, banking, SaaS, software, AI, and technology first, and adapts well to consulting, professional services, healthcare, and more.

Both. There is a macOS desktop app as the primary command center, a web dashboard, and a mobile trusted-device companion for multi-factor approval.

Agents live in a registry with explicit autonomy tiers: read, propose, write-gated, or block. Anything sensitive routes through the same Approval Center people use, and every action is audited. Customer-owned, tenant-scoped fleets are planned.