The live demo: what it is and what it deliberately refuses

The demo at trynexxus.com/demo is not a video or a mock-up: it is the real Nexxus admin interface running on a sample company, so what you click is what a subscriber gets.

The sample company

Saguaro Property Group manages 13 units around Phoenix — short-term Airbnb units, furnished mid-term stays and long-term leases — with a year of stays, a live ledger, four owners with monthly payout runs, a leasing pipeline, work orders and an inbox. Every date is relative to today, so the portfolio never looks stale.

The first screen asks What do you run? — short-term, mid-term, long-term or all of the above. Your answer only changes what the dashboard puts first; every unit stays in the demo, and the Personalize pill in the top banner changes it later.

Five ways in

The banner at the top switches between the experiences, all sharing one set of data — what you do in one shows up in the others:

• Admin · Alex — the back office, signed in as Alex Morgan, the property manager.
• Tenant · Jordan — the resident portal: rent and autopay, maintenance, documents, messages.
• Owner · Marcus — the owner portal: portfolio, payouts, statements, direct deposit.
• Applicant · Harper — application status, documents and a lease to sign.
• Booking site — Saguaro's own direct booking site: browse, request a stay, apply.

Sign in as someone else opens any seeded person. Appearance switches the Warm or Glass skin and light or dark mode.

What works

Everything you can do in the product, you can do here: edit properties, approve a booking request (the guest pays a few seconds later), drag applications through the pipeline and run the whole lease wizard (the applicant opens and signs a few seconds after you send), record payments on a tenant ledger, draft, approve and send owner payouts, accept an Airbnb request, dispatch a vendor, reply to messages, publish listings, run every report, change every setting, and import Saguaro's own Buildium export through the real wizard. The dashboard, the badges and the bell update as you go.

Nex, the AI assistant, answers how-to questions and questions about Saguaro's sample data — who's behind on rent, what's free next week, how a payout was built.

What is deliberately refused

The sandbox never moves real money, sends real email, or talks to a real third party. Those actions say so in the product's own dialogs instead of pretending:

• Direct deposit, card payments, funding banks, invoices and plan changes run through Stripe in the live app.
• Emails and invitations are recorded, but nothing leaves the sandbox.
• Connecting an Airbnb account needs an Airbnb login the sample company does not have (the three synced units show the connection as it looks once it exists).
• Custom domains and the booking site are provisioned on the live platform.
• Nex's approval cards — drafted replies, payment reminders, work orders — are part of the live app; in the demo Nex answers questions only.
• AI reads inside the importer (classification, balances, photos) run on the server in the live app; the sandbox uses the Buildium fingerprint instead.

Nothing is saved

Every change lives only in your browser tab. Client-side navigation keeps it; a full page refresh, or the Reset demo button in the banner, rebuilds the sample portfolio from scratch. Nothing you type is stored — except questions you ask Nex, which the Nexxus team reads to improve the answers.

From the demo to your own account

Nexxus opens to its first operators soon. The Get early access button in the banner puts you on the list: you get an email when early access rolls out, a free no-card trial of early access, and special benefits at full release. Every plan will start with a 14-day free trial with no card required, and pricing is announced at launch. Your own company starts empty until you import your data or add properties by hand.