Atlas

Productivity dashboard · macOS

Plan the term.
Keep the focus.

Atlas brings your week, tasks, Pomodoro focus, notes and calendar into a single window — running entirely on your Mac.

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Free · Apple Silicon · Signed & notarized

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The Atlas Home view on macOS: today's date header with a progress pill, a daily note, a due-today task list with quick-add, and today's schedule.

Today, in order

Home opens on today: a daily note, the tasks due — done, then overdue, then due today — with an inline quick-add, and the day’s schedule below. A progress pill in the header tracks how much of the day you’ve cleared.

The Atlas Home view for today: a date header with a progress pill, a due-today task list with inline quick-add, and the day’s schedule below.

Notes that connect

Plain-markdown notes on disk with a live-preview editor. Link anything with [[wiki-links]], #tags and @mentions, then see it all in a connected graph of notes, subjects and tasks.

The Atlas notes editor: a markdown note with wiki-links and tags beside a live rendered preview, with the folder tree on the left.

Bring in anything

Drag in PDFs, slides, audio or images. Atlas converts them to markdown, transcribes audio and reads images on-device, then tidies the result with the LLM you choose.

Atlas Ingest converting a lecture PDF into clean markdown, with the LLM cleanup options shown.

Your calendar, together

Subscribe to your TimeEdit feed and read or write Apple Calendar events — all on the same weekly grid as your tasks.

The Atlas calendar listing upcoming class events, with TimeEdit subscription and Apple Calendar sync controls.

Private by design

No cloud, no account, no sync, no telemetry. Your data is SQLite and markdown files on your Mac — nothing leaves it unless you ask it to. How privacy works →

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Free · macOS on Apple Silicon