Your keys and your machine
NexusSwitch does not resell tokens and does not host your prompts. Settings and history stay on the machine.
NexusSwitchPre-sale
One prompt, several models, your keys, your machine.
ChatGPT in one tab, Claude in another, a spreadsheet to paste the column: NexusSwitch gathers those gestures in a workbench where you compare a prompt, run a batch, and invoke a command from a shortcut.
The screens shown are real product screenshots. Visible data is demonstration fixture data.
Status
Pre-sale
Interface
616 tests passing
Native core
11 tests passing
Documentation
Six languages
What it does
A useful function, and a behaviour you can actually inspect.
Connect your providers
Configure your API keys, local Ollama, or Code Buddy to reuse your subscriptions without a key.
Compare side by side
The same prompt can be sent to several models so you can inspect their answers in a shared space.
Process a file in batch
Translating or classifying a batch — for example 500 rows — is part of the announced workflow.
Reuse your prompts
A prompt library, history, and answer translation avoid rebuilding the same instructions.
Trigger from another application
A system shortcut applies an AI command to the text selected in an application.
Keep settings on the machine
History and settings are stored locally. NexusSwitch does not resell tokens and does not host your prompts.
Real screenshots
The product as of September 2, 2026.
Every screen below comes from a real run. Visible limitations are left in the presentation.
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Choose a local model
The picker places several providers and models side by side. In this run, local Ollama is selected while paid providers remain unconfigured.
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Switch between several models
The picker opened in the conversation makes the active model explicit, along with the other local Qwen models available.
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Reuse a prompt library
Competitive audit, code review, synthesis, mini-PRD, and prompt chains are visible in the library.
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Tune the workspace
Theme, language, text size, density, and context strategy are configurable.
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See supported providers
The dedicated page exposes providers and their configuration fields without exposing a secret. Paid providers are shown unconfigured in this session.
Why Agile Up
Simple engineering choices, before they become marketing claims.
An explicit provider choice
You configure the providers you want to use, or you choose local Ollama.
A reusable workbench
Prompts, history, and shortcuts make the same operations easier to repeat.
Honest limits
What still needs to be done or verified.
- Pre-sale: there is not yet a signed installer, online payment, or automatic updates.
- The screenshots do not prove that every provider is configured. Paid-provider fields are deliberately empty; only the local Ollama conversation was executed.
- The number of providers actually tested is the number in the documentation, not a marketing figure.
Product status
A documented pre-sale, with no public installer.
616 interface tests and 11 native-core tests pass. User documentation exists in six languages. There is not yet a public installer.
- The photographed conversation was run with local Ollama.
- Paid providers are visible but unconfigured in the screenshots.
- Comparison, prompts, and settings are real screens.
- The number of providers actually tested remains the number in the documentation.
Agile Up · Software publishing
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