nus unified environment

A little less
back and forth.

Say hello to less switching between IDEs, terminals, and browsers just to build one app.
Say hello to nus.

macOS · Windows · Linux Preview software

macOS · Linuxcurl -fsSL https://cbassuarez.com/nus.dev/install.sh | sh
Windowsirm https://cbassuarez.com/nus.dev/install.ps1 | iex

Substance behind the feeling

Light on its feet.

Explore the benchmarks ↗

Open a 10 MiB filep95 across 20 independent launches

16.1 ms

Open a 100 MiB fileMaximum across five independent launches

65.5 ms

A terminal, browser, and editorMac app on disk · APFS · v0.0.1-preview.7

379 MiB

Apple M4 Pro · 48 GiB · 2026-09-23. File opens end at the first loaded-content submission, before display scanout. The package measurement describes v0.0.1-preview.7; current downloads may differ. Methods, builds, and raw results ↗

Keep the work close

The work has a few moving parts.

01

Start where you already are.

Keep your shell, your commands, your aliases. Open a URL beside the terminal and follow the output without losing your place.

Around the workspace ↗
02

Leave a trail you can use.

Find a command, read its output, and move through a session with a scrollable history map. Playback is there when you need it.

Follow the history ↗
03

Make it feel like yours.

Choose what your prompt suggests: shells, pages, assistants, or a mix. Tune the type, the colours, and even the view behind your first command.

Meet your home ↗

Know your tools

A clear view
before you commit.

Inspect the source, the release, and the boundaries before bringing nus into your work. It’s preview software, with its progress and limitations in the open.

An invitation to tinker

Good tools leave
room for you.

nus started with the distance between a terminal and a browser. Every little trip out of the work adds up. So I’m building a place where those tools can share a window, a project, and a bit of context.

It’s early. There are edges to smooth and platforms to test. You can see the source, read the decisions, and help find what needs attention.

A note from the maker ↗
nus

Pull up a shell.

Get nus

Preview builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Package verification and signing details on the download page.