Atlas is a calm, tactile system for your habits, time, money and notes, built around one simple loop: notice, decide, act, learn.
Free on desktop · Android beta open · iOS via SideStore
In Greek myth, the Titan Atlas holds up the sky. Forever. Most of us know the feeling: a hundred small things held up at once, with no clear way to put any of them down.
Atlas, the app, doesn’t ask you to plan your whole life. It helps you make the next good decision, see what actually happened, and adjust, without guilt.
Think of it as a place to set the weight down for a minute, and look at it clearly.
Most tools start from a finish line. Atlas starts from where you are and keeps you moving, one honest step at a time.
Log a habit, a block of time, a purchase, a thought. Seconds, not chores.
See where you stand and what is within reach. Suggestions are optional.
Turn a choice into a routine, a time block or a note you can find later.
Compare what you expected with what happened. Adjust, no scolding.
Six modules that share the same local snapshot, so the day adds up instead of scattering.
Balance, habits, goals, streaks and allocated time in one glance.
Tap for yes or no. Slide for time. No endless counting.
Paint your week in 30-minute blocks. Drag, release, done.
Log in two taps with a big keypad. Budgets that nudge, never scold.
Markdown, folders, tags and backlinks, with search that keeps up.
Map where you are and where you might go. Progress flows in from your habits.
Every tap answers back: a small movement, a soft sound, a little spark. Finishing something feels good, so coming back does too.
Atlas keeps your life on your device. No account to create, no cloud you have to trust, and the code is open for anyone to read.
Keep Atlas on your computer and your phone in step. They only need to be on the same Wi-Fi: no internet, no account, no cloud in the middle.
Sync is free on desktop. On mobile it’s part of Atlas Pro.
Atlas costs nothing on macOS and Windows. The Android beta is free; after the beta, Atlas Pro is a small monthly subscription. iOS installs through SideStore.
Install the unsigned build with SideStore. No App Store release date yet, and in-app purchases aren’t available on iOS.
Open the install guideAfter the beta, Atlas Pro is R$ 4.90/month (US$ 0.99) with a 7-day free trial.
Be among the first to use Atlas on your phone. Use it during the closed test, send the final report, and Atlas Pro is yours for free.
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Google requires testers to stay opted in for 14 days before the app can move to production.
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Yes. Atlas is free on macOS and Windows, with every module and no limits.
The Android beta is free. After the beta, Atlas Pro is R$ 4.90/month (US$ 0.99) with a 7-day free trial. No annual plan for now.
Join the beta, use Atlas during the closed test and send the final report. Approved reports receive a personal code that unlocks Atlas Pro with no subscription.
Google Play closed tests are tied to Google accounts. The email you sign up with is the one we add to the tester list, and Google requires testers to stay opted in for 14 days before the app can go to production.
You can install Atlas on iPhone with SideStore. There’s no App Store release date yet, and in-app purchases aren’t available on iOS. The guide covers the trade-offs.
No account, and it works offline. Your data stays on your device.
Yes. Atlas is GPL-3.0 and the code is public. You can read exactly what it does.
Devices pair directly over the same Wi-Fi with a 6-digit code. There is no relay or cloud in the middle. Sync is free on desktop and part of Atlas Pro on mobile.
Set the weight down, and look at it clearly.
