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Build, deploy, and monetize mobile screens without app updates

Nuxie is an AI-powered platform for building and deploying mobile screens – paywalls, onboarding flows, feature gates, and more. Design in a visual studio, deliver through campaigns, target users with segments, and monetize with built-in subscription management. No app update required.

What you can do with Nuxie

• Design paywalls and onboarding flows in a visual studio with AI-assisted generation. Describe what you want in plain language, and Nuxie generates production-ready screens.
• Publish instantly to your live app. Changes go from studio to device without waiting for App Store review.
• Run A/B tests on paywall variations to find what converts. Nuxie handles assignment, tracking, and statistical analysis.
• Target specific users with segments based on behavior, properties, and subscription status.
• Gate features behind purchases and entitlements. Check access from your app code with a single method call.
• Track revenue and engagement with built-in analytics that connect screen views to purchases.

How it works

Nuxie has two sides: a web-based dashboard where you design and manage screens, and a lightweight SDK you embed in your app.

On the dashboard, you create flows in the Studio, generate screens with AI or build them visually, define data bindings and interactions, then publish to campaigns. Campaigns control when and to whom your screens appear.

In your app, the iOS SDK fetches your published campaigns, evaluates targeting rules on-device, and presents screens as native overlays. Purchases, event tracking, and entitlement checks all happen through the SDK.

The two sides stay in sync. When you publish a change in the dashboard, your app picks it up on the next profile refresh – no app update, no deploy.

Start here

Choose your path based on what you need right now.

I want to see it working

Follow the Quickstart to create a paywall, publish it, install the SDK, and see it live in your app. Takes about 10 minutes.

I want to understand the platform

Read Concepts for a quick overview of the 10 core building blocks: flows, versions, campaigns, segments, experiments, products, entitlements, features, view models, and events.

I want to integrate the SDK

Start with iOS SDK Overview for installation, configuration, and the key methods you need. The SDK section covers identity, event tracking, flow presentation, feature gating, and purchases.

I want to build specific things

The Cookbook has step-by-step guides for common tasks: building your first paywall, creating an onboarding flow, running an A/B test, gating features by subscription, and more.

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