Before we ask you to move, we moved our own businesses. Every project below runs on the same platform, the same checks and the same plans you get. These are the group's own ventures; outside customer stories follow as our design partners go live.
Blinke: 60+ sites and 12 apps off three old servers
BeforeDemo websites and client apps of an Indian software studio were spread over three ageing servers with public addresses, mixed databases and expiring certificates.
On NexoviaIn October 2026, 46 static sites and 12 applications with their code, settings and data were moved, compared with the old copies and switched address by address. Every one now has HTTPS, a security check on release, backups and its own sandbox. Old versions were archived off-site before anything was switched.
Static sitesNode, Python, MongoDB, PostgreSQL
TheMentorium: a learning platform moved with every row intact
BeforeA Next.js learning platform with sign-in, a PostgreSQL database and AI features ran on a single old server.
On NexoviaThe database was copied into the managed PostgreSQL cluster with identical row counts in all 23 tables, settings moved into the vault, and thementorium.com switched on 19 October 2026 with new certificates. Sign-in moved to a shared identity space it now shares with two sister brands.
Next.jsPostgreSQLSingle sign-on
HumanWall: a security-awareness platform, live on its own domain
The needA cyber-awareness platform with courses, assessments and lead capture needed hosting that matches what it teaches: no leaked keys, no shared servers, data in India.
On NexoviaLaunched at humanwall.in on 27 October 2026 on Next.js 15 and React 19, with its own database, vault and sign-in client. Every push from its development team is scanned and released through the same gates.
Next.js 15PostgreSQLPush to deploy
Blinke Host: a hosting brand built on the platform
The needA new hosting brand for small Indian businesses needed a website, a signup service and app deployment without building its own infrastructure.
On Nexoviablinkehost.com, its signup service and its e-mail service for apps run on Nexovia; customers deploy apps through the same engine under the Blinke Host name. It went from first code to live in a day.
Static siteNode servicesWhite label
Zecurix One: a security product tested before production
The needAn endpoint security product with a Go back end, a Next.js console and a 3.7 GB event database needed a test environment identical to production.
On NexoviaThree projects from one repository run in a dedicated test group with its own server, database and addresses. Every change is proven there before it reaches customers.
GoNext.jsTest before live
Measured: from upload to live
The testTen sample project types uploaded through the same path a customer uses, on 22 October 2026.
ResultAll ten went live. Static site 16 seconds, Express API 29 seconds, React and Vite 33 seconds, an AI Studio full-stack app 75 seconds, server-rendered Next.js under 3 minutes, each including the security checks.
10 of 10Under 3 minutes
Questions
About these case studies
Are these real customers?
They are real, live websites and apps owned by the businesses of the Nexovia group, running on the same platform and plans that outside customers use. Outside customer stories will be added as design partners go live.
How long does a move to Nexovia take?
A static site or a small app usually goes live the same day. Apps with a database take one to three days, most of it spent copying and checking the data and changing DNS.
Can you move my site or app for me?
Yes. Our first ten outside customers get the move done for them as design partners, and every early access customer gets help with the database and DNS.