Ten apps.
One account.
One Nemi.
Files, documents, spreadsheets, a canvas, forms, your calendar, a photo library, meetings and client rooms. Built as one product, on one surface, so learning any of it is learning all of it.
You are already paying
for ten of these.
- WeTransferSending the big file
- DropboxWhere the files live
- Google DocsWriting
- Google SheetsNumbers
- ZoomThe call
- FigJamThe board
- Google PhotosThe shoot
- TypeformThe brief
- CloudConvertThe wrong format
- TinyPNGToo big for the web
Ten subscriptions, ten logins, and a project spread over four places nobody can find on a Monday. Nemi is the same work in one.
Everything a studio makes,
in one place.
Each one is a real app, not a tab. They share a workspace, a search field and a share menu, and every drawing below is the app itself.
Files
Folders, links and a share page your client actually recognises.
Gallery
Rolling outA photo library for a workspace, that reads your photos on your own device.
Docs
Documents that several people can be in at once, saved as one file.
Sheets
Spreadsheets that hold images as well as numbers.
Canvas
Rolling outAn endless board for sketching, mapping and thinking out loud.
Meet
Rolling outVideo calls that go browser to browser, with a link a guest can just open.
Calendar
Rolling outYour week and every calendar you already keep, in one view.
Rooms
Rolling outA small branded space for one client, one project, for as long as it runs.
Forms
Rolling outAsk a question, collect the answers in a sheet you own.
Beam
Rolling outMove a file from this device to that one by pointing a camera at a code.
Ten apps from ten companies is ten of everything: ten passwords, ten places a file could be, ten ideas of what a share link means. Nemi is one shell, one workspace, one keyboard. The app changes. Nothing else does.
Built so most of it
never reaches us.
Not a promise in a policy. A set of decisions in the code, each of which cost something to make and each of which you can check.
The work happens on your device wherever it can
Photos are compressed and read in your own browser. Video in a call goes straight to the other browsers. A transfer between your devices is a direct connection. Vault folders are encrypted before they leave you, under a key we have never held.
Our own engine, our own hardware
Compression and conversion run on a Rust service on machines we operate in the Netherlands, not on somebody else's API. Forty four formats, and the file lands back in your workspace rather than in a download folder.
One surface, so nothing is a different product
Every app shares the same shell, the same workspace switcher, the same share menu and the same keyboard. Learning Nemi once is learning all of it.
We are specific about what we keep
The privacy policy names the columns. It says what leaves your device, what we store, how long, and where a previous version of it was wrong. It is written to be read, not to be survived.
Your name on it,
not ours.
A client never sees Nemi. They see your logo, your colours, your domain, and a page that works on the first tap without an account.
See client roomsShare pages you can put a logo on
Password, expiry and a download limit if the work calls for it.
Approval on the file itself
Review rounds instead of a thread where the feedback is somewhere in the middle.
You can see it landed
Opens and downloads, and with Trace, which page they stopped on.
A room for the whole project
Files, previews and the conversation in one branded space.
Move in once.
Stop paying ten people.
Nemi is opening in groups while the newer apps finish their rollout. Put your name down and we will tell you when yours is up.
Join the waitlist15 GB free when you are in. No card.