NOVA

The ecosystem

The Nova Ecosystem

One family of software. Built to work together.

NovaCut

Creative software for editing and creating.

The NovaCut editor: a media library, live preview, inspector and a three-track timeline with a title applied.

NovaCut is a desktop video and photo editor for real projects — a timeline that stays responsive as the project grows, and exports that finish.

It runs natively on your machine, keeps your media where you put it, and does not ask for a monthly fee to open a file you already made. Buy it once and it keeps working.

Your project, your files, your machine.

What is in it

Video editing
A multi-track timeline built for cutting, not for demos.
Effects
Color, transitions and treatments applied without leaving the edit.
Layers
A photo editor sharing the same document model as the timeline.
Modern workflow
Keyboard-first, undo you can trust, and projects that reopen cleanly.
NovaCut with a color filter applied to a clip, and its intensity in the inspector.
Filters apply to the selected clip, and the inspector keeps the controls.
The NovaCut export dialog with resolution, frame rate, codec and quality choices.
Export to MP4 with the resolution, codec and quality set in one place.

Connected to

In development Get help with this

Atlas

An AI assistant designed around your own computer.

Atlas home: a greeting, recent activity and a message box. Atlas listing what it can help with: search the web, open something, control the PC, find something, work with notes, get something done.

Atlas is a local-first assistant with memory and context — built to work wherever Nova software runs, not tied to any one app.

The point is not a chat window. It is an assistant that understands what you are looking at, remembers what you were doing, and can act on it — reaching for a model on your own hardware before one somewhere else.

Ask in your own words.

What is in it

Local-first architecture
Runs against models on your machine, with nothing leaving it by default.
Memory
Keeps what matters between sessions instead of starting over each time.
Tools
Real capabilities it can invoke, not just answers about them.
Natural commands
Say what you want in a sentence; it works out the steps.
Nova integration
Aware of the product it is inside, and able to drive it.
Alpha Download Atlas for Windows Visit the Atlas website Get help with this

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show a warning the first time; the release page has an install guide and the file’s checksum.

Replay.GG

Always-on capture, so the moment is already recorded.

Replay.GG home: ready to capture, with record, instant replay and clip shortcuts.

Replay.GG records your gameplay and holds the last few minutes in a rolling buffer, so a great play is saved by pressing one key after it happens, not before.

It detects the game, picks the encoder your graphics card actually has, and hands finished clips to NovaCut for editing.

Save the play after it happens.

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Also in the ecosystem

Nova Games

The launcher for Nova's games.

Planned

Nova Store

One place to find, get and update Nova software.

Planned

Nova.Help

The support center for every Nova product, and one place to file a ticket.

Live Visit Nova.Help

NovaCut Website

A dedicated home for NovaCut, separate from the ecosystem page.

Coming soon

Atlas Website

A dedicated home for Atlas, separate from the ecosystem page.

Live Visit the Atlas website

NovaLegal

The legal center for the Nova ecosystem — terms, privacy, one place to find both.

Live Visit NovaLegal

Nova.Information

A search-first knowledge backend, with an AI layer on top of it.

Coming soon

Nova.Loom

A community platform to share and discover, with real trust & safety tooling behind it.

Coming soon

Nova Forge

A desktop toolkit for customizing and modding your games.

Coming soon

Dedicated sites are being built alongside the products themselves. Until they exist, every product on this page links to the one place that can already help with it — its section of Nova.Help — rather than to a Learn more that goes nowhere. One Nova Account works across all of them, and none of them require one.