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Nexus CMS, by Shankh Labs

Your business changed this morning.Your website still says last month.

Nexus lets your own team change the words, prices, photos and pages on your website and see them live in seconds. Nobody waits a week for a developer, and nobody can break the design.

Show me how it works on my siteSee how it works

Try it: change the headline in the editor, then press Publish.

The Nexus editor, showing the headline of the home page as a box you can type in, with a Publish button.
Banner · top of the home pageLive
Or try:

Version 13 is live.

The jeweller's website. Its headline currently reads: Jewellery made in our own Jaipur workshop
Saanjh

Jewellery made in our own Jaipur workshop

Made in our Jaipur workshop. Hallmarked, with the weight on every piece.

Book a fitting
  • Live on your site seconds after you press Publish
  • Every earlier version kept, so a mistake can be put back
  • Your team edits words and photos. The design stays fixed
  • Runs every website Shankh Labs builds

Sound familiar

Your website is the one part of the business you can't change yourself.

So it falls behind. Nobody is being careless. Every small change just needs someone else.

  1. 01

    A price changed. The website didn't.

    Customers quote the old one back to you at the counter, and you either honour it or argue about it.

  2. 02

    Every edit is a message to a developer.

    One sentence waits days, sometimes a week. Each change costs money, so you stop asking.

  3. 03

    A page moved, and the old links broke.

    People coming from Google, a forwarded WhatsApp or a printed QR code land on “page not found”, and leave.

  4. 04

    Website enquiries sit in an inbox nobody checks.

    By the time someone replies, the customer has already bought somewhere else.

  5. 05

    Nobody knows who changed what.

    Something on the home page looks wrong, and nobody can put it back the way it was.

The cost of waiting

One price change. Two very different weeks.

Show the week

Time until the website was right

4 days

and one invoice, for one number

An example week at Saanjh, the sample jeweller used across the Aura, Hella and Nexus sites.

  1. Mon 10:05Priya messages the developer: the Meera set is now ₹1.3 lakh, please update the site.
  2. Mon 18:40“Will do it tomorrow.”
  3. Tue to WedThree customers ask on WhatsApp about the old price they saw online.
  4. Thu 16:10The new price goes live. The Dhanteras post went out on Tuesday, pointing at the old one.

What changes

You stop asking for changes. You make them.

  1. Change it yourself

    Open the page. Change the words. Publish.

    Nexus shows each page as the parts it is made of: the banner at the top, the list of products, the questions at the bottom. Click one, type, publish. The site updates in seconds.

    A page in Nexus shown as its parts: banner, pieces, workshop story and questions. Each opens into the boxes you can edit.
    4 parts on this page

    Headline

    Jewellery made in our own Jaipur workshop

    Button

    Book a fitting

  2. Nothing breaks

    You can't break the design, even on a bad day.

    Your team changes words and pictures in boxes made for them. Fonts, colours and layout stay exactly as they were built. Every earlier version is kept, so a mistake is one click from undone.

    Your team changes

    • Words
    • Photos
    • Prices
    • Button text

    Stays exactly as built

    • Fonts
    • Colours
    • Layout
    • Spacing
    The page's history: every earlier version, each with a button to put it back.
    • v14Headline changedMeher · Today 11:02live
    • v13Meera set price updatedPriya · Mon 10:06
    • v12Sunday hours addedPriya · 2 Oct

    A mistake is one click from undone. Try it.

  3. A second opinion

    Stuck on a headline? Ask for a second opinion.

    Press one button and Aura reads the page. Its suggestions appear next to the words they are about, with the changes marked. Use one, edit it, or ignore it. Nothing changes until you save.

    Aura's suggestion for the home page headline, shown beside the field with the added words marked, and buttons to use it or dismiss it.
    Aura review

    Headline

    Jewellery made in our own Jaipur workshop

    Aura only reads the page when someone presses the button. Nothing changes on its own.

  4. Old links keep working

    Rename a page without losing the people on their way to it.

    Give a page a better address and Nexus keeps the old one working, like a forwarding address when you move house. Google, shared links and printed QR codes still arrive at the right page.

    The address of the Meera set page in Nexus, with a button to give it a shorter address.

    Address on your website

    /collections/meera-set
Everything your team can do in Nexus

Enquiries

Every enquiry reaches someone who can answer it.

A website form that emails one forgotten inbox loses customers. In Nexus every enquiry lands in one list, with the page it came from, and your team hears the moment it arrives. Add Hella and that alert comes on WhatsApp, where your team already is.

Still waiting for a reply

4

The oldest has waited 2 days. Every hour, the chance they buy somewhere else goes up.

The Nexus enquiry list: four customers waiting, each with the page they asked from and how long they have waited, and a button to mark each as contacted.

  • Kabir · from /zoya-rings

    Do you make the Zoya rings in a smaller size?

    2 days

  • Sneha · from /visit

    Can I book a fitting on Sunday morning?

    5 hours

  • Aarti · from /meera-set

    Is the Meera set available in 18k?

    40 min

  • Farah · from /faq

    Do you ship to Pune?

    just now

Each one arrived with the page it came from, and your team was told the moment it landed.

Your team

Everyone edits their part, and only their part.

No shared password, no “who changed the home page?”. Each person gets their own login and sees only the parts of the site you give them.

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Meher sees the blog and the photos. The home page isn't even on her screen, so it can't be changed by accident.

What Meher sees in Nexus: blog, photos.
  • Pages
  • Blog
  • Photos
  • Products
  • Enquiries
  • Team
  • Settings
MEMeher

2 of 7 areas. Their own login, so every change says who made it.

With Aura and Hella

Your website, your marketing and your WhatsApp, finally talking to each other.

Today you carry things between them by hand: the new product to the website, the enquiry to WhatsApp, the price to the next post. Use them together and that carrying stops.

See what changes when they're connected

Tell us what you change most often.

We'll show you how your team would do it in Nexus, on your kind of website, and exactly what it takes to move your site across. No obligation.

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