Three applications for freelancers and small teams. No account, no subscription, no server: your invoices and your projects never leave your computer.
A freelancer sending invoices, an audio and lighting technician, an acoustician. Three different audiences — so three applications, not one monster that claims to do everything.
Running a one-person business without the bloat: invoices, quotes, time tracking, inventory, simplified accounting.
The audio and lighting inventory of a rental company or a technician: what you own, what is out, what it draws.
Loudspeaker coverage in a room, computed and displayed. And above all: where to put the boxes, not just a map you have to know how to read.
Several people, the same data. The multi-workstation server installs on your own premises, on an ordinary machine — not in the cloud.
A company with two or three workstations wants to work on the same data. It is the only case where our software accepts a network — and the server stays on your premises.
Nexika is one file to copy onto a PC or a NAS, started by a command. No installation, no subscription, no data leaving your walls.
Without a deliberate step on your part, the software runs offline as before. Multi-workstation is chosen; it never arrives on its own.
Read to consult, write for day-to-day work, administer for what commits the company. Every operation has its right, written by hand.
It does not listen on the network without encryption, nor while no administrator exists, nor to an operation whose right is not declared. It builds its own certificate.
These rules apply to all three applications, without exception. They are not sales points: each one has an automated check that fails if the code drifts away from it.
No account, no server, no usage tracking. Your invoices and your projects never leave your machine.
Multi-workstation mode, for a company with several people. It stays an explicit choice, never a default — and the server installs on your premises.
Precise, never a raw technical error. When the software refuses something, it says why.
Readable formats, simple code, no closed format. In ten years your data will still open.
Software does not make you compliant, and replaces neither an accountant nor an acoustician. What is indicative is announced as such.
A failing automated check beats a lying document. It is the rule that holds all the others up.
