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A live Markdown surface with wiki links, callouts, highlights, and syntax-aware code, without leaving the Editor.
Write · Plan · Connect
Nexum
Write. Plan. Connect.
A connected Unity development workspace that lives inside the Editor. Notes, project context, and work stay linked — so the next time you return to a problem, the context is still there.
Watch
See the workspace move
Start with the full demo, then step into notes, Kanban, and annotations. The clip you pick plays here, with the story of that surface underneath.
Overview
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Nexum in the Editor
Notes, Kanban, Unity references, and the files around them share one Editor window. Open a problem again later and the context is still there.
Development memory, kept in one place
Unity work produces more than code. Decisions, Prefabs you keep revisiting, TODOs buried in scripts, console errors you already swore you fixed. Those pieces usually scatter. Nexum keeps them together.
Plan
Kanban boards, task notes, annotations, and daily journals turn ideas into work you can actually return to.
Connect
Prefabs, resources, tickets, and notes reference each other. Properties shows the graph. Context survives the weekend.
Surfaces
Inside the Editor
Step through the workspace. Arrows, thumbnails, or a swipe move you from one surface to the next.
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The idea
Unity development produces more than code
Those pieces usually scatter across sticky notes, chats, tickets, and half-remembered console logs. Nexum keeps them in one workspace and lets them reference each other.
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Decisions and investigations
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Prefabs, components, and assets you keep revisiting
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Console errors you swear you already fixed
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TODOs buried in scripts
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Tasks that start as a sentence and grow into a project
How the pieces connect
A chain you can follow later
A note can mention a Prefab. That Prefab can sit on a ticket. That ticket can own a Task Note. Annotations can jump you to source. Console captures keep the stack trace next to the investigation. That chain is the product.
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Idea / discovery
A hunch, a bug, a decision
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Note
Unity objects, resources, and other notes attach here
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Annotations & Console
TODOs from scripts and captured Console rows
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Kanban ticket
Work with priority, deadline, and context
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Task Note
The deep write-up owned by that ticket
The workspace
Everything stays linked
It is not only a Markdown editor, and not only a Kanban board. Writing, project context, and work stay in one place.
Notes
Markdown writing surface for ideas, docs, and investigations — without leaving the Unity Editor.
Unity references
Keep Prefabs, GameObjects, components, and assets attached to the writing so context stays clickable.
Resources
Images, audio, video, PDFs, and text/code files stored with your notes.
Kanban
Turn work into columns, tickets, priorities, and deadlines that still carry project context.
Task Notes
Dedicated notes owned by a ticket when a card needs a full write-up.
Annotations
Discover TODO, FIXME, and related markers in project scripts, then jump to source.
Console
Capture selected Unity Console rows into a note or ticket, stack trace included.
Daily Notes
Dated notes for what you worked on and decided today.
Properties / Related
See and navigate what a note or ticket is linked to.
Who it is for
Solo developers and small teams
Nexum fits people who live in Unity and want development memory that does not evaporate. It does not replace your entire project-management stack. It gives you a fast, local, Unity-native place for the reasoning around the work.
- Work mostly inside Unity
- Want lightweight writing without leaving the Editor
- Need tasks that can carry real project context
- Care about finding yesterday’s reasoning next month
Keep the context with the work
Write, plan, and connect inside Unity so the next time you return to a problem, the reasoning is still there.