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Dev tools · June 2, 2026

Nexis

Swipe. Match. Build.

Nexis launched on June 2, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Nexis is an onchain matchmaking engine for founders and investors. Builders create verified onchain profiles, investors discover them through a swipe feed, and mutual matches unlock end to end encrypted chat via XMTP. Confirmed deals are minted as Soulbound NFTs on Mantle Network — permanent proof of funding. No cold emails. No gatekeepers. Just swipe, match, and build.

The premier Web3-native matchmaking console where high-conviction founders meet institutional allocators in a single swipe.

The onchain matchmaking engine where world class founders meet conviction capital in a single swipe. Nexis eliminates the middleman. Create, discover, match and fund in a streamlined, secure environment. Builders upload a 60-second pitch video and input core metrics. Investors set target tickets and industries to feed the real-time match engine. Swipe left to decline, right to match, or bookmark for later. Filter by reputation, ask size, and traction. Our reputation oracle aggregates on-chain metrics, github telemetry, and investor sentiment to compute dynamic rankings. Mutual matches unlock highly-secure XMTP chat. Confirm deal milestones, sign contracts, and mint an immutable custom…from nexisapp.vercel.app

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