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Security · Configuration · Compliance
Audit, analyse and secure your Active Directory environment with live risk scoring and findings mapped to CIS, ANSSI and Microsoft guidance.
- Windows
- Linux
NexusM is a free, self-hosted media server and a direct alternative to Plex and Jellyfin. It turns a computer you own into a private streaming service for your whole collection: movies, TV shows and documentaries, music, music videos, podcasts, anime, internet radio and live TV, photos and home videos, eBooks and audiobooks, plus a browsable actor database. Built on ASP.NET Core (.NET 8) with FFmpeg-powered transcoding, it runs on Windows, Linux and Docker, with dedicated Android and Roku clients available separately.
Security · Configuration · Compliance
Audit, analyse and secure your Active Directory environment with live risk scoring and findings mapped to CIS, ANSSI and Microsoft guidance.
Stop Call Spam
Block unwanted calls by country, prefix, exact number or private caller, all with rules stored locally. No servers, no analytics, no data collection.
Modern Desktop Music Player
A fast, modern music player for Windows and Linux with its own local library. Manage your collection, build playlists and smart playlists, and enjoy high-fidelity, lossless playback.
Secure Email & Chat Client
A privacy-first communication app for Android, Windows and Linux: encrypted email, end-to-end encrypted chat, calendar, to-dos, contacts and a private Vault for your passwords and sensitive notes.
NexusM Channel for Roku
A native Roku channel for your NexusM server. Browse and stream movies, TV shows, music and music videos, with automatic server discovery on your home network.
NexusM for Phone, Tablet & Google TV
A universal Android client for phones, tablets and Google TV. Browse movies, shows, music, anime and eBooks, with offline downloads and full resume support.
A macOS-style Dock for Windows 11
A floating pill dock that sits above your taskbar. Pin your favourite apps, launch or switch to them with a click, and organise them with drag and drop, just like on a Mac.