Atlas documentation

Atlas is a free, local-only macOS app for university students — markdown lecture notes with live-rendered math, your timetable and your tasks in one window, with nothing leaving your Mac.

Everything runs on your machine: your tasks and subjects live in a local SQLite database, your notes are plain markdown files in a folder you control, and there’s no account to create and nothing to sync.

Start here

Getting started — install Atlas and find your way around.

Modules

Home — the day you’re actually in: daily note, what’s due, what’s on.
Tasks — deadlines, subjects, priority, subtasks and recurrence.
Subjects — your courses, your grades, and what you’d need on the final.
Notes — markdown with live math, wiki-links, definitions and templates.
Calendar — your university timetable and Apple Calendar, on one grid.
Ingest — turn PDFs, slides, audio and images into notes.
Graph — see how everything connects.
Archive — everything you’ve finished, searchable.
Plugins — what plugins are, and what ships today.
Claude Connector — let Claude Desktop read your real coursework.