Good morning. You have two calendar events, one message waiting, and clear weather today.
Your digital life.
One intelligent home.
Atlas brings chat, messages, email, calendars, personal to-do lists, salary-cycle budgets, news, weather, memory, agents, and workflows into one local-first Windows app for everyday life.
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Mainly clear · Local forecast
Today10:00 Project review
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One personal hub
Less app switching.
More of your day in view.
Atlas can use the memories you save and the connected information needed for a request—not just the last prompt—while keeping tasks, workflows, and queued actions visible inside the app.
Your everyday communication, with fewer tabs.
Read and respond to messages from services like WhatsApp, and use email providers like Gmail, Outlook, and Hotmail.
Memory that makes the next step smarter.
Keep useful preferences, contacts, facts, and working context available to the assistant when they matter.
Your accounts together, without losing their identity.
Add multiple Google and Microsoft accounts, switch between them, or use a unified mail view.
Everyday lists, separate from technical tasks.
Create personal lists, add or edit checklist items, and keep completed items folded away until you need them.
Plan from payday to payday—not only month to month.
Track purchases and additional cashflow across your salary cycle, add fixed income and costs that automatically affect what remains, and create allocated budgets for travel, weddings, parties, and other personal projects. Closed salary cycles are preserved as read-only history, including their totals, categories, transactions, and fixed items. Selected receipts, invoices, quotes, and price-label images can produce local drafts for review, while CSV imports are previewed before confirmed records are stored. When an optional AI provider is configured and available, budget assistance uses only the information the user explicitly submits and produces a draft for review rather than changing records automatically.
Direct commands and reviewable suggestions.
Manual to-do changes happen immediately. Assistant-proposed list, checklist, calendar, and other supported actions wait in Action Center for confirmation.
How Atlas fits into your day
From information to a useful next step.
- 01Connect
Add the AI providers and personal services you choose to use.
- 02See
Bring chat, messages, email, calendars, to-do lists, budgets, news, weather, and memory into view. Advanced workspace Files remain under Settings.
- 03Ask
Use the personal assistant or specialist agents for summaries, drafts, planning, and tool-supported tasks.
- 04Review when queued
Inspect supported agent-proposed actions in Action Center before confirming or dismissing them.
- 05Build routines
Create tasks and workflows, or connect trusted MCP servers and executable plugins when you need more.
Start the day with the information that matters.
See a daily briefing, salary-cycle balance, archived budget cycles, expected bills, weather, calendar events, personal to-do lists, news interests, and recent updates in one place.
Keep conversations and accounts easier to follow.
Use messaging services like WhatsApp, email providers like Gmail, Outlook, and Hotmail, plus Google or Microsoft calendars from the same desktop app.
Plan everyday money and one-off goals without pretending to be a bank.
Track only the income, bills, purchases, and project costs you enter or confirm. Atlas does not connect to bank accounts, calculate net worth, or provide financial advice.
Local-first, with clear limits
Protection without vague promises.
Atlas encrypts its structured personal and budget records and diagnostic logs on disk. Credentials and the data key are protected for the current Windows user, and provider secrets are kept out of renderer state.
Local-first does not mean every feature is offline. Connected AI, email, calendar, messaging services such as WhatsApp, weather, news, MCP, and plugin operations can send the information required for the requested operation to the service or local program you configured. Those services apply their own privacy and retention policies.
Budget calculations, CSV parsing, and financial-image OCR run on the device. Cloud AI providers receive no budget records or raw images automatically; only text the user deliberately submits to an AI agent is sent to the configured provider. Atlas does not connect to bank accounts or post bank transactions; fixed income and costs are included automatically in the relevant cycle after the user saves them. Original CSV files and selected financial images remain outside Atlas and are not encrypted, deleted, or copied by Atlas; confirmed budget records are encrypted at rest and are temporarily decrypted in memory while in use.
Ask about security →Conversations, contacts, memories, to-do lists and items, budgets and cycle archives, confirmed income and expenses, recurring commitments, settings, tasks, workflows, integration configuration, messaging authentication/cache, and bounded logs use AES-256-GCM encryption.
The encryption key, provider keys, account tokens, and app passwords use Windows DPAPI protection for the current user.
The renderer is sandboxed, IPC is restricted to Atlas windows, email is rendered as text, and calendar feeds, news previews, and messaging media URLs—including WhatsApp media—are checked before loading.
Workspace files and retained messaging media, including WhatsApp media, are ordinary local files. Original CSVs and selected financial images remain outside Atlas's encrypted store. Trusted plugins and MCP servers run local code, same-user malware remains a risk, and current beta builds are not digitally signed.
Atlas 0.7.0 · Windows beta
Give your digital life
one intelligent home.
Atlas is an independent Windows app for people who want personal budgeting, capable AI, useful integrations, clear limits, and fewer disconnected tools.
A beta request is not a purchase or guarantee of access. Atlas uses machine-generated output that can be wrong; review drafts and actions before relying on them. By installing or using a beta build, you agree to the Beta Terms. See Privacy for local and connected-service data handling.