Nova · Business to Customer

Your personal AI ops layer.

Nova B2C is a chat-first workspace that turns natural-language requests into real work — across your documents, projects, and the tools you already use. One assistant. Many skills. Everything scoped to you.

What Nova does for an individual

Think of Nova as a corporate assistant that stays with you across everything you build and run. You talk to it the way you would to a capable colleague; it uses the right skill for the moment.

Documents & communication

Word documents
Draft, edit and format .docx files — memos, letters, reports with proper headings, tables of contents, page numbers.
Slide decks
Build .pptx presentations from an outline — pitch decks, project reviews, board updates.
Spreadsheets
Clean messy .xlsx / .csv files, compute formulas, format tables, generate charts, restructure raw data.
PDFs
Extract text and tables, split or merge, watermark, OCR scanned docs, fill forms, produce polished outputs.
Email
Draft replies, triage the inbox, summarise threads, schedule sends — Gmail via IMAP/SMTP or OAuth.
Telegram & Slack
Ping updates, receive alerts, chat back to Nova from your phone.

Projects, code & deploys

Bring your own GitHub repo
Connect an existing project or start from scratch. Every project gets its own repo, its own container, its own preview URL.
Build & enhance
Add features, fix bugs, refactor, run tests — Nova handles the edits and the git commits, live-previewed in the panel.
Go live in minutes
Own container per project, auto-routed to a public URL. No Kubernetes, no CI pipelines to hand-configure.
Support model built-in
Turn any project into a support-enabled service — tickets, auto-triage, Telegram bot.
Organisation view
All your projects in one dashboard — what's live, what's broken, open tickets, recent deploys, cost.
Share with collaborators
Invite editors or viewers per-project. Fine-grained roles, revocable at any time.

Personal workflow skills

Reminders & scheduling
One-off nudges, recurring routines, cron-style tasks that Nova runs on your behalf and reports back on.
Memory across sessions
Nova remembers your preferences, projects, people and ongoing threads — no re-explaining every conversation.
Browser automation
Drive real websites — fill forms, extract content, take screenshots, verify a change went live.
Data & research
Search the web, read PDFs and docs, summarise, cross-reference, produce briefings.
Marketplace of skills
Extend Nova with new skills from a growing marketplace, or write your own.
Your context, your data
Everything is scoped to you. Files stay on your storage; permissions are per-project; no data leaves without your say-so.
One chat surface. Every skill you can imagine, one prompt away. Nova is designed to feel like the last productivity tool you need to open.

How Nova B2C is built

Nova B2C runs as a single always-on Next.js platform serving many users. Each user gets scoped storage, private projects, and their own containers. Anyone can sign in and get started — free today, credit-metered later.

Users (any signup) Google sign-in · free Nova platform (Next.js) chat · projects · skills · marketplace OpenRouter LLM · single provider surface Skills registry docx · pptx · xlsx · pdf · email · browser GitHub per-user repo · own or globalion Per-project container docker-compose · isolated network Hetzner (today) portable to AWS · docker-compose native Public URL — <slug>.globalion.in
Nova B2C · single-tenant platform, multi-user, per-project isolated containers

Notes

  • Auth & users. Any signup (Google OAuth today). Sessions scoped to .globalion.in, shared across all user subdomains.
  • LLM layer. All model calls routed through OpenRouter — single provider surface, models swappable per skill or per turn.
  • GitHub-first storage. Every project has its own repo. Users can bring their own (own org / own account) or accept a repo under globalion.
  • Per-project runtime. Each project runs in its own docker-compose stack — isolated network, own containers, own logs. Nothing shares the platform's runtime.
  • Hosting. Hetzner today (single-region VM). Portable to AWS: because every project is a docker-compose stack, moving a workload is docker compose --context ecs up — no Nova-specific magic.
  • Pricing model. Free for everyone at launch. Future: credit-metered usage so users can scale up their own consumption without a plan negotiation.