Sign in to the accounts you already use.
Keep OpenAI, Grok, Antigravity, and Anthropic accounts, plans, available capacity, and model access visible in one desktop workspace.
Sign in to OpenAI, Grok, Antigravity, and Anthropic accounts, add custom providers and OpenAI-compatible APIs, then keep projects, models, tools, habits, and browser work in one local workspace.
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Sign in to OpenAI, Grok, Antigravity, and Anthropic accounts, then add custom providers and OpenAI-compatible APIs in the same workspace.
Start inside a real project—files, instructions, decisions, and the work already in motion.
Add skills, plugins, MCP resources, browser control, and repeatable workflows without rebuilding the app.
Continue the same running desktop session through infrastructure you deploy and control.
Keep OpenAI, Grok, Antigravity, and Anthropic accounts, plans, available capacity, and model access visible in one desktop workspace.
Move between the signed-in and API-backed models available to the current conversation while keeping the project, the context, and the agent workflow intact.
Signed-in accounts, custom providers, OpenAI-compatible APIs, custom gateways, and provider-specific models can live in one workspace. Change the model without breaking the project loop.
Skills, plugins, connected tools, MCP resources, browser control, and automation are visible parts of the product—not hidden setup work around it.
Manage GitHub and Cloudflare accounts from the desktop app while keeping your own accounts, repositories, and infrastructure in control.
NexaAct turns useful preferences, solved lessons, and tool choices into a maintainable skill system. The result is inspectable, portable, and shaped by the way you actually work.
Use a phone or another browser to continue a running NexaAct workspace through a remote layer deployed in your own Cloudflare account.
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NexaAct is a free desktop AI workspace for project-aware coding sessions, signed-in OpenAI, Grok, Antigravity, and Anthropic accounts, custom model providers and OpenAI-compatible APIs, deployment accounts, remote control, and self-evolving habit-skill memory.
Yes. NexaAct keeps signed-in provider accounts, custom providers, and self-supplied OpenAI-compatible API models available in the same workspace, so a conversation can switch models without manually changing accounts or keys.
Habit-skill is NexaAct’s maintainable memory model. It stores durable preferences, solved lessons, software choices, and collaboration patterns as focused skill files instead of dumping raw chats into memory.
No. NexaAct remote control is designed around infrastructure the user deploys and controls in their own Cloudflare account.