Unified Library
Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, Amazon — auto-imported. Repacks and standalone titles too. One library, every game you own.
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New v0.5.3 — HowLongToBeat fix
All your games.
One place.
Nexus unifies your Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, and Amazon libraries — plus repacks and standalone titles — into a single, beautifully designed launcher built for people who actually play games.
Storefronts unified
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Native features
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Install footprint
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Accounts required
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Built for gamers
Everything you need to run your library like a pro.
Forty-plus features designed around how people actually play — not how launchers want you to.
Play Time Tracking
Accurate sessions across every source. Heatmaps, histograms, streaks, and per-game patterns — your habits, made visible.
45h 28m logged
Library Wrapped
A cinematic year-in-review of your gaming life. Top games, genres, streaks, mood — packaged as a shareable poster card.
Poster export 1080 × 1080
Achievements, XP & Mastery Tiers
Earn XP from every session. Climb mastery tiers per game. Unlock dozens of native achievements as you play.
Play Streak
Daily streak counter with freeze protection.
Random Game Picker
Can't decide? Spin the wheel — with optional filters.
Session Analytics
Heatmaps, histograms, return-rate charts, and patterns by month or day of week.
Smart Collections
Auto-updating collections from rules — status, genre, play time, tags, ratings.
Twitch Integration
Live streams, followed channels, trending games, drops, and pulse badges on cards — woven through the library.
Google Drive Backup
Optional encrypted backups on your own schedule.
SteamGridDB Art
Swap covers, icons, and hero art from the community.
HowLongToBeat
Estimated completion times and time-remaining based on your actual play.
Every feature, sorted.
Auto-import librarySteam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, Amazon — detected automatically.
Rich metadataCover art, descriptions, genres, ratings — pulled from IGDB.
Instant launchClick. The right storefront launches silently in the background.
Ratings & reviewsPersonal scores plus critic ratings, all in one place.
Personal game notesTips, strategies, thoughts. Searchable across your library.
Custom tagsColour-coded labels. Co-op, short, comfort, anything.
Archive viewTrack games even after they're uninstalled.
Play time trackingAccurate session capture across every source.
Session analyticsHeatmaps, histograms, and per-game pattern breakdowns.
Progress & milestonesCustom milestones, completion percentages, progress bars on cards.
Session play logPer-session notes — where you left off, what to do next.
Library WrappedPersonalised year-in-review with shareable poster.
Mastery tiersNovice → Adept → Veteran → Master → Legend per game.
Achievements & XPNative achievements and a launcher-wide XP/level system.
Daily play streakStreak counter with freeze protection and milestone toasts.
Retirement ceremonyCinematic send-off when you complete or drop a game.
CollectionsHand-curated. Drag to reorder. Pick an emoji icon.
Smart collectionsRule-driven, auto-updating with AND/OR filter logic.
Search, filters & sortFind any game instantly. Filter by anything.
Play Next queueOrdered queue of what to launch next. Drag to reorder.
Continue PlayingRecently played row at the top of your library.
Random game pickerSpin the wheel with optional category filters.
Trophy roomDedicated view for completed games with spotlight stats.
TwitchLive streams, followed, trending, drops, and pulse badges.
SteamGridDBCustom covers, icons, and hero artwork.
IGDB metadataGenres, descriptions, release dates, critic ratings.
HowLongToBeatCompletion estimates and time-remaining tracking.
Google Drive backupOptional encrypted backups on your schedule.
Hardware detectionCPU + GPU brand identification right in the sidebar.
Lightweight & fastBuilt with Tauri + Rust. Native Windows performance.
Local-firstNo account. All data stays on your machine by default.
System trayMinimise to tray. Launch games from the tray icon.
CustomisableAccent colours, grid density, card styles — make it yours.
Command paletteJump anywhere instantly with keyboard shortcuts.
Works offlineNo internet required. Cached fallbacks when you're disconnected.
In motion
See Nexus in action.
Three signature moments from the launcher.
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Track every minute. Spot every pattern.
Your sessions flow into a dashboard built for inspection — heatmaps, histograms, return rate, and per-game breakdowns by month or weekday.
- Daily, weekly, and all-time totals across every storefront
- Activity heatmap and play-time-by-day-of-week charts
- Session length distribution with mean, median, and p75
- Per-game pattern view with return-rate and gap analysis
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Your year, wrapped — and shareable.
A cinematic year-in-review built right into your library. Top games, genres, mood, hidden gems, and a 1080×1080 poster to drop in any feed.
- Top-3 podium for your most-played games
- Genre breakdown, mood tagline, and hidden-gem spotlight
- Custom date ranges — month, year, or anything between
- Export shareable poster card straight to clipboard
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See what's trending. Catch streamers live.
Twitch is woven through the launcher — pulse badges on game cards, live streams in the sidebar, trending titles you already own, and go-live toasts.
- Live and offline view of every channel you follow
- Trending in your library — your games, ranked by viewers
- Pulse badges on game cards, click to jump straight to a stream
- Favourites pinning + go-live toast notifications
Under the hood
Built for people who care how things work.
A native Rust core wrapped in a React UI. Tiny install, instant launch, and your data on your disk — exactly where it belongs.
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Install footprint
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Cold start
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Idle memory
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Telemetry
> Why it's fast: the core runs as a native Rust binary, not Electron.
> Why it's small: Windows ships WebView2 — Nexus reuses it instead of bundling Chromium.
> Why it's private: no servers, no accounts, no analytics in the desktop app. Your library lives in a single SQLite file you control.
> Why it's open: every release is documented in a public changelog with versioned MSI downloads.
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> Why it's small: Windows ships WebView2 — Nexus reuses it instead of bundling Chromium.
> Why it's private: no servers, no accounts, no analytics in the desktop app. Your library lives in a single SQLite file you control.
> Why it's open: every release is documented in a public changelog with versioned MSI downloads.
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Version
v0.5.3
HowLongToBeat is back. HLTB moved its search API again, which silently broke completion-time lookups for every game. Nexus now follows the new endpoint — and finds the next one on its own if HLTB moves it again, so this shouldn't need another app update.
- Automatic and manual HowLongToBeat lookups work again
- Self-healing HLTB client re-discovers the API path if it moves
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Free. No account. Local-first with optional cloud backup. Installs in seconds and gets out of your way.
Windows 10 / 11 x64 MSI ~15 MB Code-signed