About Nukebox
Digital photo frames, crafted like furniture. Made in India.
Why we exist
Most of the photos we take never make it off our phones. The few that get printed fade on a shelf, frozen in one moment. Nukebox was founded by the Verma brothers in Noida with a simple belief: the photo frame — the most loved object in every Indian home — deserved to be reinvented, not replaced.
A Nukebox frame looks like furniture and behaves like a print: a matte, anti-glare display in a hand-finished body that fills your wall with living memories. Family sends photos from anywhere in the world through the free NukeOS app, and they arrive in the living room in seconds — quietly, beautifully, without a subscription.
What we make
One family of four frames — the Aura 10, Heritage 10, Studio 16 and the flagship Gallery 22 — every one running NukeOS, with free over-the-air updates for the life of the frame.
How we make it
Every frame body is manufactured using 100% recycled plastic and finished by hand in India, in factories with fair wages and safe conditions — strictly no child labour, ever. For every frame sold, we grow ten trees. Read the full story in The Making of Aura.
What we promise
- Free delivery across India, dispatched in 1–2 business days
- 10-day manufacturer's replacement policy
- 1-year warranty on all products
- Lifetime NukeOS software updates
Questions? We're at accounts@nukebox.co — or visit our Support page.
Nukebox · C-210, iThum Tower, Sector 62, Noida, India