What if one assistant could run your whole app stack?
For the Base44 Challenge, I wanted to solve a problem I run into every single week: too many apps, too much copying between them, and a to-do list that grows faster than I can clear it. So I built NexusAI, an assistant that doesn't just answer, it acts.
Ask for something in plain language and Aura, the living 3D planet that reacts as it thinks, plans the steps and runs them across the apps you've actually connected mail, calendar, notes, task boards with over 1500 apps already ready to be connected. Everything connects through real OAuth, and every call runs server-side, so no keys ever sit in the browser.
Because trust matters more than speed, anything that sends, posts or deletes stops in the Approval Center and waits for my yes. Everything it does is logged, so I can see exactly what ran, when and with which tool.
Then I made it work while I sleep: recurring automations like a morning inbox summary run on their own schedule, with a full run history, quick commands for the jobs I do daily, and usage stats plus a system status page for peace of mind.
All of it wrapped in a space-themed interface with light and dark mode, plus a live cinematic demo on the site.
Fewer tabs, fewer manual steps, more time on the work that actually matters. π
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What if one assistant could run your whole app stack? For the Base44 Challenge, I wanted to solve a problem I run into every single week: too many apps, too...