Beyond a single number.
Follow available memory across the session and review which apps actually exited. Every reading has its place.
Understand MemoryManage background apps, shape Windows and make room for your next session. One connected workspace.
Windows 10 & 11 · 64-bit · Built around your choices

Explore the everyday controls. Open a memory report, manage a startup app or try a Windows preference.
See what is running.
Choose what stays.
Overview brings system readings, automatic controls and your latest memory report together.
A reading before the session. Another when it finishes. A follow-up two minutes later.
Available at the start
Open the sample report
See the follow-up reading
See how the report separates available RAM from confirmed app exits.
SpotifyExit confirmed
NotionStill running
Sample values explain the report. Available memory changes as applications work; these are not benchmark results.
Recognizable app names, a clear status and an individual control. Try changing one below.
In Nexus, supported original startup states are saved for Restore.
Controls here change this demonstration only. Nothing is installed, closed or changed on your device.
Understand a preference before changing it. Explore three examples from the catalog.
See file types such as .png and .exe in Explorer.
Make hidden items visible in File Explorer.
Choose translucent surfaces in supported Windows UI.
Readable states. Individual choices. Restore for supported changes.
This is an interactive illustration. Available settings in Nexus depend on your Windows version.
Follow available memory across the session and review which apps actually exited. Every reading has its place.
Understand MemoryFind familiar app names, review their startup status and enable or disable supported entries individually.
Explore StartupTwenty seconds through Overview, Memory and Startup. Actual Nexus views with sample data.
From installing your essentials to choosing how Windows behaves. Explore the tools behind your daily setup.
Browse by category or search the full WinGet source. Review the package and publisher before you install.
A growing catalog of supported preferences for privacy, the taskbar, Explorer and appearance.
See your power source and select from plans installed on your PC. Nexus saves the original plan for Restore.
Preview eligible temporary files, review optional apps and check recognized Windows settings from one place.
You decide what Nexus can do. It watches for the right conditions and follows the rules you enable.
A supported game starts. Nexus detects the session.
Your enabled profile and pressure-based guards take over.
Review confirmed actions in Activity. Pause whenever you choose.
See how an enabled gaming profile flows through Nexus.
Website demonstration only. It does not read or change your PC.
Supported settings are backed up before Nexus changes them. Read what happened in Activity and return to saved values from Restore.
Restore covers supported settings. It cannot recover deleted files, reopen closed apps or restore unsaved work.
All Nexus PRO features, whichever term you choose.
One PC. One payment. No automatic renewal.
A focused first month.
Choose 1 month All Nexus PRO featuresMake it part of your setup.
Choose 3 months All Nexus PRO featuresYour companion for the year.
Choose 12 months All Nexus PRO featuresNo scheduled license expiry.
Choose Lifetime All Nexus PRO featuresGaming profiles · Windows & Tweaks · System Care · Apps & Power · Automation · Restore
Term licenses start on first activation. Checkout through PayPal with your Nexus account.
License terms·Refund policy
Explore Nexus PRO with an eligible 7-day trial.
Nexus brings gaming profiles, selected Windows settings, background resource management, app discovery and system care into one desktop workspace. You choose which actions are enabled and can review confirmed changes in Activity.
There is no fixed or guaranteed FPS gain. Reducing competing background activity may help when your system is resource-constrained. Results depend on your hardware, Windows setup, drivers and game. Nexus does not replace a hardware upgrade.
The current desktop build is for Windows 10 and Windows 11 on x64 PCs and laptops. Available settings depend on your Windows build and permissions. WinGet features require Windows Package Manager. Check the release notes for requirements.
Restore returns supported settings to their saved values. It does not recover deleted files, uninstall applications, reopen closed programs or restore unsaved documents. Review each action before applying it.
Automatic game detection, resource monitoring and the overlay require Nexus to remain running. You can control individual rules or pause automatic actions for the current session.
Availability depends on the game, display mode and Windows frame data. Some exclusive-fullscreen games hide external overlays; fullscreen windowed is the practical fallback. Nexus shows unavailable readings instead of inventing FPS.
These plans are one-time payments with no automatic renewal. Term licenses last for the purchased period from first activation. Lifetime has no scheduled license expiry. Every option includes the same Nexus PRO feature set for one PC.
Sign in to your Nexus account and complete checkout. Once PayPal confirms payment, your license and download are available in My Account. Use the same account in the Windows app and activate the selected license on your PC.
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