Atlas: know what's going on with your company, at any moment
Your company, taking part
The questions that normally cost you a morning are already answered. Ask it out loud in a meeting, read it over coffee, or let Atlas tell you first.
Seven days of full access, free. $99 a month per company after that.
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Atlas builds your agents for you.
It decides what is worth watching and writes the agent that watches it, so you never spend another morning trying to figure it out.
Email, calendar, documents, banking, CRM, chat, code, and product work. Connect what you already run on, and ask for anything that is missing.
Answers
Ask anything. Or let Atlas answer before you ask.
Atlas works out what needs watching without being asked. And when a question does come, it builds what it needs to answer it accurately, with its sources attached.
What Atlas does
Four jobs Atlas takes off your hands.
It builds the company's memory
Everything that happens goes in. So Atlas already knows what deserves a closer look, and already has the answer the moment you ask for it.
It builds the agent, you approve it
The card says what the agent would do, where it would sit, and what it would read. One click and Atlas builds it.
It turns action items into tasks
Everything agreed in a call comes out as a task with an owner, a date, and the meeting it came from, so nothing falls through the cracks.
It answers in the call, with a receipt
Atlas is a participant, not a recorder. Speak to it or type in the chat, and it pulls what the company knows into the room, with the source attached.
Use cases
Things you would have missed.
A charge with no owner, a deal gone quiet, a number you would have rebuilt by hand. Each one on the day it happened, with its sources attached.
Catch a charge nobody made
Atlas reads the bank feed every hour. A card entry that matches no vendor, project, or person reaches you the same day, not at close.
Runway, answered on the spot
Cash on hand, burn, months left. Asked in plain language, answered from the bank, not from a model somebody last touched in March.
Wake up already briefed
Every morning: what shipped, what moved, what slipped, and what needs you. Built overnight from every source, not from one.
No promise gets dropped
Every promise made out loud becomes a commitment with an owner and a date. Atlas chases each one and names the ones that slipped.
See a deal go quiet
The CRM says open. Nobody has touched it in eleven days, across email, calendar, or a call. Atlas reads both and tells you which is true.
Agents, built for you
Atlas watches what is happening across the company and proposes agents from what it sees. Approve one and it builds itself in the background.
Agents
Visibility that builds itself.
Atlas reads what the company knows and finds what nobody is watching. It builds the agent to watch it, you approve in a click, and that part reports itself from then on. Your team never spends time building or babysitting agents that only half know what is going on.
Atlas reads, it does not write
Atlas and its agents read what you connect. Your records stay exactly as your team left them.
Every answer names its source
The system it read is on the answer. When it finds nothing, it says where it looked instead of guessing.
Disconnect at any time
Pull a connector and the reads stop that moment. What you already have stays readable.
Pricing
One plan. One price.
You never build the reporting, wire the systems, or maintain the agents it takes to see your own company. Everyone is included, however many of you there are.
Questions
Before you start.
What happens when the trial ends?The company drops to read-only. Everything Atlas already produced stays readable. Reading new activity, agent runs, and outbound all stop. The meeting bot still joins and still takes notes. Paying restores everything.
Do the agents change anything in my tools?No. Every agent Atlas builds is a reporting agent. It reads what you connected and tells you what it found. Nothing is sent, drafted, or updated in your systems on your behalf.
Do I have to connect everything?No. Atlas works with one source and gets better with each one you add. Most people start with Calendar and Drive, then add the bank and the CRM.
What if my tool is not on the list?Ask for it in the connect surface. Requests are recorded per company, and the ones people actually ask for get built first.
Your company can take part in running itself.
Nobody should be stitching MCPs together to ask it a question.
Seven days of full access. $99 a month per company after that.