Company
We work for publishing.
Nasirus was built by studying how academic and independent presses actually work, day to day: from the submissions desk to reviewer correspondence, from the typesetting studio to the accounting ledger. Our goal is to give presses back the time they lose to scattered tools — so it can go into publishing.
How we work
Straight talk
We describe the product as it is. If a feature is still on the roadmap, we say so plainly; what you see in the demo is what you get.
Decisions stay human
The system prepares, you decide. No automation ever takes the acceptance decision, the print approval or the contract kickoff away from an editor.
Your data is yours
Every institution's data is kept in its own space, separate from anyone else's; no telemetry leaves it. On request, your data can live on your own servers — the system supports both models.
Built to last
Audit records are kept for 10 years, updates are planned, and your workflows live in configuration. A press archive lives for decades; we want the software to do the same.
Reference installations
Nasirus is in live use at publishing houses today. Institution names will appear here once the respective institutions have given their approval.