Today we're announcing that Nexus, our unified API gateway and service mesh, has entered private beta with a select group of enterprise partners. This marks a significant milestone in Nexus's journey from internal prototype to production-grade platform.
Nexus was born from a frustration we experienced firsthand: as microservice architectures grow, the complexity of managing APIs grows exponentially. Authentication, rate limiting, routing, observability — each concern requires its own tool, its own configuration, and its own operational burden.
Our private beta partners include three mid-to-large enterprise engineering organizations, each managing between 50 and 300 microservices. They were chosen not just for their technical sophistication, but for the diversity of their use cases — from financial services to healthcare to e-commerce.
The initial feedback has been encouraging. One partner's platform team reported reducing their API management overhead by 60% within the first two weeks of integration. Another noted that the automatic API discovery feature alone saved them a month of documentation work.
We expect the private beta to run through Q2 2026, during which we'll be working closely with partners to refine the product before opening access more broadly. If you're interested in joining the beta waitlist, reach out to our team.