Native application
Windows UI and device/session-facing behavior, with native library and executable targets.
Windows / systems software
Nexus Bridge.
Software beyond the browser.
Native Windows/C++ remote-access software with application, service, session-agent, transport, and update components.
Native Windows software / versioned development previewsDevelopment status
An illustrative view
Explore the shape of the work.
Interactive illustration using sample data. This explains the workflow; it is not a screenshot of the original application.
NEXUS BRIDGESimulated devices
A connection, made understandable
Your devices. Within reach.
Select a device. No real connection is made.
Illustrative interface · synthetic data · not a production screenshot
Purpose & approach
Build the native system around remote access, not just a screen in a browser.
What I built
- Native Windows application, service, session-agent, updater, security, transport, and media targets.
- Windows Graphics Capture and Media Foundation H.264 paths, DXGI output discovery, and native mouse/keyboard input code.
- Device enrollment and authenticated roster code, signed update verification, bounded wake logic, and read-only diagnostics.
- Account-bound candidate rendezvous and direct-session grant work, with documented local backend tests.
- Local authenticated MsQuic QUIC/TLS loopback work, separated from production-enabled transport.
C++ / CMakeWindows native APIsService / session agentWindows Graphics CaptureMedia Foundation / H.264MsQuicQUIC / TLS
How the pieces fit
A connected system.
Service & agent
Separated Windows service and session-agent responsibilities, backed by transport, media, and security code.
Transport & delivery
Relay and direct-connectivity components have separate development histories. Installers, signed updates and diagnostics support versioned Windows previews.
Development status
Milestones and ongoing work.
Project milestones
Recorded milestones include a clean-install hardware check, Preview.28 installer acceptance in the October 1, 2026 release history, and versioned preview files through Preview.38 on October 3. Native test and backend deployment records are separate from client previews.
Current development
Development previews have feature- and version-specific checks. Installer acceptance does not cover every authorization, direct-connection, display or wake change in later candidates. The device roster here is simulated and opens no remote connection.