Official extensions and themes for your Nexus forum. Install directly from within Nexus at Admin → Extensions or Admin → Themes.
A game database powered by IGDB. Browse games, link threads to games, and track your gamelog.
Insert GIFs and stickers from KLIPY into your posts.
A community media gallery supporting images, videos, and embeds with collections, ratings, comments, reactions, and subscriptions.
Community awards and voting ceremonies. Run nominations, let members vote, and publish results with real-time counts.
Automatically generates unique avatars for every user. Six distinct styles: Mech, Orc, Zombie, Inkblot, Emblem and Snowflake.
A personalised year-in-review for every member of your community.
Community event scheduling with RSVP, calendar views, and post-linked event cards.
Attach polls to posts. Members vote inline from the post footer, with permission-controlled results and voter visibility.
Product support ticket system. Members open tickets, staff reply with internal notes, assign and track status through a full helpdesk workflow.
Adds an opt-in Table of Contents sidebar widget to posts with H1 and H2 headings. Admins enable it per-post via the post menu.
A full-featured community blog with categories, hero images, rich Markdown articles, draft/publish workflow, right sidebar widgets, and digest integration.
Send custom notifications to individual users or broadcast to all members and groups. Includes reusable notification type templates and a full admin panel.
Newspaper broadsheet aesthetic. Black on white, serif type, 2-column card grid, today's date in the masthead.
Raw concrete aesthetic. Zero border-radius, heavy black borders, uppercase type, numbered posts.
No sidebar. Centred reading column. Serif font. Admin colors apply untouched.
Acid green on near-black. Single hue. Monospace. Zero border-radius.
Clean light theme. Everything defined by borders — no background fills anywhere. Accent color does all the work.
A tactile theme with pill buttons, floating panels, and aggressive rounding. Every interactive element has physical depth.