PDF toolkit
Orbit
Merge, split, convert and compress. The whole PDF workflow, and it never uploads a file.
Runs in the browser
Glyphtex compiles LaTeX in the browser Open Tools that run on your machine,
Tools that run on your machine,
not on someone else's server.
A PDF toolkit, a screen recorder, a LaTeX engine and a docs compiler. Each does its work without your file ever leaving the machine.
Four apps Four npm packages Every repository public
Everything under the Nexonauts umbrella
- Orbit
- Recast
- Glyphtex
- Docvia
- nexo-mdx
- nexo-editor
- pdf-tables-parser
- custom-domain-sdk
Four tools, four homes
Each one solves a single job
No shared account, no shared runtime, no shared release cycle.
Screen recorder
Recast
Record once, ship a demo. Cursor smoothing, zoom and silence trimming apply as you capture.
Windows stable · macOS and Linux in beta
LaTeX engine
Glyphtex
A LaTeX engine compiled to WebAssembly. Typeset a document with no TeX distribution on disk.
Runs in the browser
Docs compiler
Docvia
Write Markdown once with directive based components. Render it through React or Svelte.
Build step, MIT licensed
The work happens on your device. That is the whole idea.
The through-line
Different jobs, same assumption
Your files stay put
The work happens in your browser tab or a desktop app, never on a server.
Fast because it is close
Nothing queues behind an upload, a worker or someone else's rate limit.
Public repositories
Every product has a repository you can read. Licences differ per project.
On npm
The pieces that got reused
Libraries that came out of the apps once they earned a second use.
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nexo-mdx
Markdown editor for React, built on Tailwind and shadcn.
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nexo-editor
Lightweight rich text editor built on TipTap.
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pdf-tables-parser
Pulls structured tables out of PDF files in JavaScript.
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custom-domain-sdk
TypeScript SDK for Cloudflare custom hostnames.
Questions
Before you open one
Everything people ask first, answered without a sales detour.
An umbrella for a set of developer tools. Each has its own home, repository and release cycle. This site is the index.
Orbit and Glyphtex work inside your browser tab, Recast in a desktop app. Nothing has to be uploaded first.
Every repository is public, but licences differ. Recast is GPLv3 and Docvia is MIT, so check before building on one.
No. There is no shared login. Recast has an optional cloud tier with its own signup, and that is the only one.
Small npm libraries pulled out of the apps once they earned a second use. Documented at docs.nexonauts.com.
Orbit and Docvia are stable. Recast is stable on Windows, beta elsewhere. Glyphtex is newest and moves fastest.
Open an issue on that product's own repository. Each is linked from its site and read by the person who wrote it.
Pick the one that matches today's problem
Nothing here asks for a card or an account first. Close the tab and nothing of yours went anywhere.
Or read the source