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Nexus Pocket

Nexus PocketYour company memory, in your pocket

Capture a note in seconds, ask a question about your Nexus documents, and turn a meeting into usable memory.

Nexus Pocket brings Nexus a simple, premium mobile voice experience designed for leaders, field teams, and organizations that want to keep memory reliable. Voice answers rely on Nexus to retrieve the right sources, improve answer quality, and preserve full traceability.

Nexus Pocket mobile interface
Voice notes
AI assistant with Nexus citations
Echo for meetings
Mobile-first, enterprise-compatible
The problem

Useful information does not wait until you are back at the office

An idea after a client meeting, an urgent question on a file, a meeting that creates key decisions: in real life, useful information arrives in motion. Without the right tool, it gets scattered, lost, or becomes hard to reuse.

Criteria
Scattered tools
Nexus Pocket
Immediate mobile capture
Information connected to Nexus
Source-backed answers with citations
Structured meeting memory
Simple for leaders, reassuring for IT
Definition

One mobile app to capture, understand, and remember

Nexus Pocket brings together three essential gestures in one experience: take notes quickly, query Nexus document memory, and turn a meeting into an actionable document.

1

Capture at the right moment

A note, a question, or a meeting point is captured exactly when it happens, without adding friction.

2

Answer with proof

Voice answers rely on Nexus and keep citations visible so they remain useful and verifiable.

3

Structure memory

A meeting becomes a summary, decisions, actions, and open points rather than just a transcript.

4

Stay readable

The interface speaks in concrete usage before infrastructure, so non-technical users can adopt it easily.

The 3 functions

Three functions, one memory flow

Each function serves a specific moment of work. Together, they turn mobile information into something retrievable, documented, and usable.

Nexus Pocket mobile interface
Nexus Pocket

Three functions, one memory flow

Each function serves a specific moment of work. Together, they turn mobile information into something retrievable, documented, and usable.

01

Notes

Capture an idea, a decision, or a short summary, then send it to the right Nexus space.

02

AI assistant

Ask a question about Nexus documents and get a clear, source-backed, usable answer.

03

Echo

Capture a meeting, structure it, then connect it to Nexus so it becomes durable memory.

Notes

Capturer une idée sans perdre le contexte

A useful idea should never end up in an isolated notebook, a forgotten message, or a whiteboard photo nobody can find again.

Quick voice capture

Users can record a short voice note the moment useful information appears.

Attach to the right space

The note can be linked to the right workspace and project to stay consistent with Nexus.

Retrieve and review later

Notes remain available, listable, and searchable over time.

Rename, move, clean up

The content is not fixed and can evolve with the work context.

AI assistant

Interroger Nexus comme un collaborateur

You no longer need to guess which document, note, or space to open. You ask your question by voice and get a usable answer grounded in the document memory already stored in Nexus.

Natural-language questions

No syntax to learn in order to query the right documents.

Answers with citations

Voice answers come with excerpts and references so the proof stays visible.

Quick follow-ups

Summarize, expand, surface next actions, or reformulate the answer instantly.

On-demand audio playback

Useful for mobile scenarios when users need to consume an answer without reading a screen.

Echo

Transformer une réunion en mémoire utile

A useful meeting should not end as a transcript nobody reuses. Transcription and structuring continue after the meeting, with automatic speaker recognition, to produce a shareable summary, clear decisions, and trackable next steps.

Simple mobile recording

Preparation, recording, and stop actions happen without a complex interface.

Automatic speaker recognition

Echo identifies and assigns speaking turns so the transcript becomes much easier to reuse.

Summary, decisions, actions, open points

The result is something teams can steer and share, not just read.

Final document linked to Nexus

The meeting becomes a searchable memory document, available anywhere and linked to Nexus, while the full transcript with assigned speakers remains accessible in Pocket.

Echo + hardware

For Echo, hardware stays open, optional, and driven by the use case

For a personal note or a question to the assistant, the phone is enough. For a multi-person meeting or a video call played on a computer, audio quality becomes the real issue. Echo can therefore stay mobile-first while accepting an off-the-shelf USB-C tabletop microphone, often around 30 to 50 euros, instead of forcing a proprietary recorder.

Phone only, when the use case is personal

Notes and the AI assistant work very well on a smartphone because the user is speaking for themselves, in a short and direct context.

Capture an idea right after a meeting

Ask Nexus a voice question without opening a laptop

Review an answer or a note while on the move

Table microphone, when the room requires it

As soon as you need to capture several voices around a table, or a video call played on a computer, the phone microphone is not always enough. That is where a tabletop microphone materially improves capture quality.

Capture multiple speakers more clearly in in-person meetings

Improve hybrid meetings or speakerphone-based video calls

Choose the right microphone only when the audio gain is real

An open hardware logic

Hardware should not become the product. It should remain an accessory in service of usable memory, connected to Nexus and deployable progressively.

No dedicated recorder required to get started

Freedom to test several microphones depending on the context

The final meeting output joins Nexus instead of staying isolated inside an audio tool

What this approach really changes compared with proprietary market solutions

The difference is not just about the microphone. It changes the product logic, the entry cost, and the final memory layer the company gets back.

Starting point

Market-leading solution

Buy a dedicated device before you can seriously test meeting use cases.

Echo approach

Recommended

Start on a smartphone, then add a microphone only if the meeting context justifies it.

Room audio quality

Market-leading solution

Improved by hardware purpose-built for recording.

Echo approach

Recommended

Improved with a USB-C tabletop microphone chosen for the room size and meeting format.

Economic logic

Market-leading solution

The hardware and minutes become part of a proprietary model.

Echo approach

Recommended

Hardware remains a low one-off purchase, while most of the value comes from Nexus and the memory layer it creates.

Speaker recognition

Market-leading solution

Speaker recognition may be available inside the proprietary environment, but the processing logic remains locked inside the solution.

Echo approach

Recommended

Automatic speaker recognition and turn assignment inside Echo, then reuse of the structured transcript inside Nexus.

Cost at equivalent usage

Cost advantage

Market-leading solution

Roughly $259 to $289 in year one for 1,200 min/month, with dedicated hardware plus subscription.

Echo approach

Recommended

Roughly $43 to $46/year in API cost for 1,200 min/month, using an existing smartphone. Even with a 30 to 50 euro tabletop microphone, the entry cost stays materially lower.

After the meeting

Market-leading solution

The note mostly stays tied to the capture environment.

Echo approach

Recommended

The meeting becomes a memory document linked to Nexus, reusable with citations, context, and long-term memory.

Pocket + Nexus

Nexus Pocket brings mobile usage. Nexus brings context, proof, and long-term memory.

The value of Nexus Pocket comes from its connection to Nexus: document retrieval, citations, space-based organization, and continuity between the field, the meeting, and the decision.

What Pocket captures

Voice notes captured in real time, then analyzed and classified automatically

Voice questions asked on the right Nexus content

Recorded meetings and Echo summaries linked to the right context

Field ideas, risk points, and hot decisions

Urgent issues to clarify during a meeting or while on the move

Contextual information to preserve before it gets scattered

Nexus

The value of Nexus Pocket comes from its connection to Nexus: document retrieval, citations, space-based organization, and continuity between the field, the meeting, and the decision.

What the company gets back

Link a note or an answer to the right document context

Show citations instead of opaque answers

Keep structured meeting memory inside Nexus

Enable team-wide mobile adoption without sacrificing governance and security

Retrieve a field note, an assistant answer, or an Echo meeting record in the same memory layer

Give field teams, managers, and decision-makers the same document reference layer

Two readings

A simple reading for leadership, a credible architecture for IT

A simple mobile experience with no heavy technical learning curve

Less information loss between meetings, field work, and decisions

More reliable answers because they remain connected to Nexus sources

Better continuity between quick notes, document questions, and meeting memory

Deployment

A progressive rollout, without a big-bang project

01

Connect

Connect Nexus and validate the useful document spaces.

02

Activate

Launch the first high-value usage with Notes and the assistant.

03

Extend

Open Echo for meetings and enrich the shared memory layer.

04

Steer

Track adoption, usage, and field feedback to scale the experience over time.

Frequently asked questions about Nexus Pocket

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Final CTA

Bring useful memory into the moments that matter most

In 30 minutes, we show you how Nexus Pocket can capture your notes, answer questions on your Nexus documents, and turn your meetings into usable memory.