Nexus Technology Group · Guam
When the software you need doesn’t exist, we build it.
Nexus designs custom platforms, AI systems, and digital products for organizations whose operations have outgrown spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and off-the-shelf software.
- 5
- Live platforms
- 2
- Operational systems
- 2
- Client builds in delivery
- 28
- Sectors served
- 14
- In the lab
A growing portfolio of systems, platforms, tools, and public technology built in Guam, counted from the project registry, not marketing copy.
The problem usually starts before the software
Manual handoffs, disconnected systems, and processes that no longer match the scale of the operation.
Businesses
Operators who need software shaped like their actual work, not the other way around.
Retail, repair, media, service, and trades
Government & institutions
Agencies and institutions modernizing legacy processes with accountability built in.
Villages, councils, campuses, and public bodies
Community
Public-interest platforms Guam can use immediately, especially when it matters most.
Emergency, civic, cultural, and information tools
Systems already doing the work
Operational systems running businesses, and public platforms Guam residents already use.
Launched into a typhoon. Used by thousands within 48 hours.
As Super Typhoon Bavi closed in on Guam in July 2026, a newly launched community platform 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.
Guam Alert Hub during Super Typhoon Bavi
- 3,216
- Storm-window visitors
- 5,244
- First-month visitors
- 21,702
- First-month page views
- 257
- Community reports
- $0
- Advertising spend
first 48 hours of Bavi
running total, village-tagged
Source: Vercel Web Analytics + platform data, July 2026 · Independent community platform, not an official government service
From one broken workflow to a system that runs
We study the workflow, find what's holding it back, and build around the people who actually use it. Start where the friction is costing you most:
Different industries. Same standard: it has to work.
More of the floor: client builds in delivery and the live sites we run.
AI that earns its place in the workflow
We use AI where it can reduce manual work, organize information, improve decisions, or create a measurable operational advantage.
Digital transformation
We modernize the process itself: mapping how work really flows, retiring what's broken, and standing up systems people adopt instead of resist.
Applied AI
AI placed only where it earns its keep (moderation, parsing, matching, drafting, triage), with a deterministic rule used wherever one is better.
AI training & enablement
We bring your team up to speed on AI, hands-on and grounded in your real work, so capability lives in-house rather than leaving with a vendor. That's the Nexus AI Cohort.
We operate on the systems we build
Nexus was shaped inside real businesses with customers, employees, deadlines, transactions, and consequences. We do not build software from the sidelines.
“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.”
James De Guzman
General Manager, MacTech Guam
“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.”
Tre Blas
Co-Founder & Creative Director, Thrive Media Group
And because our own operations run on these systems, security is structural: permissions enforced in the database, money recomputed server-side, audit trails on everything. How we secure what we build →
Progress measured in working software
Clear priorities, visible releases, documented decisions, and something usable to review throughout the engagement.
Nexus Serve reaches demonstration-ready
The institutional food-service platform's full loop (order, pay, kitchen board, pickup) verified end to end on fictional data, with 68 automated tests green.
Asset Management Command Center demonstrated end to end
AI-enabled asset management for equipment-heavy operations, complete in one build cycle: registry, work orders, preventive maintenance, inspections, imports, and twelve reports, with 41 of 41 tests passing.
Guam Alert Hub carries its first live storm
Launched into Super Typhoon Bavi: 3,216 residents, 15,374 page views, and 182 community reports in roughly 48 hours, with zero advertising spend. A live outage map drawn by the island itself.
Built with the right tools for the job.
- React18
- TypeScript16
- Next.js14
- Supabase14
- Tailwind10
- Vercel6
- Vite5
- Resend4
- Postgres3
- Claude API2
- macOS2
- Swift2
- SwiftUI2
Modern, maintainable technology selected around the product, not around developer preference. Counted across 24 public projects.
What should work better?
Show us where your operation slows down, repeats work, loses information, or depends on fragile tools. We’ll help determine what should be improved, connected, automated, or built.