When the software you need doesn’t exist, we build it.
Custom software and applied AI, built in Guam by a firm that runs its own businesses on the systems it builds.
Launched into a typhoon. Used by thousands within 48 hours.
As Super Typhoon Bavi closed in on Guam in July 2026, Guam Alert Hub went from near-zero traffic to thousands of residents checking the map, reading reports, and filing what they saw in their own villages, with no ad spend. Community reports built a live outage map faster than any single official channel.
- 3,216
- Visitors, first 48 hours
- 5,244
- Visitors, first month
- 21,702
- Page views, first month
- 257
- Community reports, first month
- $0
- Advertising spend
The Bavi storm window
Village-tagged; 182 of them during the 48-hour storm window
Source: Vercel Web Analytics and platform data, July 2026. Guam Alert Hub is an independent community platform, not an official government service.
Systems already doing the work
Operational systems running real businesses, and public platforms Guam residents use every day. Every one is live.
Four ways to start
Each engagement begins with the workflow that is costing you most, and ends with a system your team actually uses.
- Nexus ModernizationReplace a broken workflow with a working system.For operators and agencies running critical work on spreadsheets, paper, and disconnected tools.
- Nexus AI UpgradePut AI to work inside your operation, where it earns its place.For teams with real throughput or judgment bottlenecks, not organizations shopping for a buzzword.
- Nexus RadarSee the opportunities and conditions you're currently missing.For organizations that need to track opportunities, conditions, or compliance across scattered public sources.
- Nexus AI CohortBring your team up to speed on applied AI, hands-on and on your work.For businesses and institutions adopting AI who want capability in-house, not dependency.
We run our own businesses on these systems
Nexus was shaped inside working companies with customers, staff, deadlines, and money on the line. We don't build software from the sidelines.
- MacTech Guamsince 2013Device repair, retail & IT. Runs on MacTech NEXUS.
- Thrive Media Groupsince 2018Creative agency & owned-media network. Runs on THRIVE NEXUS.
- Guam News Networksince 2020The newsroom we publish. Runs on Newsroom OS.
“It changed how the shop runs. Four subscriptions and a wall of spreadsheets became one system: the counter, the bench, and the back office finally read the same records. I stopped reconciling tools and started running the business.”
“It changed how we work. Projects, sales, scheduling, payroll, production: every application we juggled now runs in one system. The agency runs on it every day, and it gets better every week.”
Because our own operations depend on it, security is structural: permissions enforced in the database, money recomputed server-side, audit trails on everything. How we secure what we build
How we think about the work
Plain answers to the questions Guam organizations ask before they build anything.
- AI for Guam businesses: where it earns its placeA practical guide to what artificial intelligence is actually good for in a Guam operation, what it is not, and how to tell the difference before you spend money.7 min read
- We're here to helpIt has been the motto across our companies for over a decade. It is also the most accurate description of how we decide what to build.5 min read
- Why payroll software built for the mainland breaks on GuamGuam runs a mirror of the federal tax code, which means withholding splits between two destinations that must never be mixed. Most payroll tools do not know that.6 min read
What should work better?
Show us where your operation slows down, repeats work, loses information, or depends on fragile tools. We’ll tell you what should be improved, connected, automated, or built.