How it works
Architecture
How Nexusol is organised: a public shell, open workspaces and sign-in tools, built on one cross-referenced map of the ecosystem.
Nexusol is built as three layers. A public shell introduces each section and links straight into the app. Behind it, the open workspaces (News, Ecosystem, Market, Opportunities and Build Signal) need no login. The personal tools, which save your work to your account, sit behind a Google or X sign-in.
Layer 1: public shell
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Landing page | Explore, research, find, build, with live metrics |
| News info | The news pipeline, newsletter and report |
| Ecosystem info | Project directory preview, Atlas, NexusGraph |
| Market info | Network stats, movers, revenue preview |
| Opportunities info | Airdrops, hackathons and jobs |
| Analysis info | Research, NexusGraph, Build Signal and Vibe |
| Docs | How each section works, the formulas and where the data comes from |
Layer 2: open workspaces
| Workspace | What it covers |
|---|---|
| News | Signal Brief, interviews, newsletter, monthly report |
| Ecosystem | Atlas, Project Directory, sentiment, events |
| Market | Network Stats, Market Trends |
| Opportunities | Airdrops, bounties and grants, hackathons, job market |
| Build Signal | A weekly, data-grounded build idea |
Layer 3: personal tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| Nexusol Research | Deep-research agent with cited sources; sessions saved to your account |
| NexusGraph | How a project connects to the ecosystem, with a one-click hand-off to Research |
| Nexusol Vibe | Turn an idea into a playable blueprint and a handoff pack for your builder |
| Terminal | A personal, drag-and-drop dashboard of live Solana panels |
One connected map
Every section has its own data sources, interface and service layer, but they share one design system and cross-reference each other's data. News and videos are linked to the projects they mention; news sentiment and X sentiment feed the Ecosystem Health Score; NexusGraph and Nexusol Research both read the same project map.