Tasks with depth
Nest work up to ten levels, organize projects into sections, and move between list, board, and calendar views.
Your work, mapped clearly
Plan the climb.Track every step.
Atlas brings projects, deep task hierarchies, calendar planning, focus timers, and honest reports into one calm workspace.
Try the working demo Open a private workspace
- Account-scoped storage
- Offline editing
- Print-ready reports
Focus, count-up
Review pharmacology lecture notes
00:42:18
42 of 90 min planned
- Tracked today
- 1h 34m
- Completed
- 4
- On plan
- 68%
3 tasks, 2h 50m planned
Wednesday’s focus
Review pharmacology lecture notes
University · P1 · 90m
Send workshop survey
Work · P2 · 20m
Strength workout
Personal · Today at 6:00 PM
One system, several views
Enough structure for real work. Quiet enough for today.
Atlas keeps every view connected to the same records, so moving from planning to focus to review never means rebuilding context.
Focus that stays attached
Run count-up, countdown, or Pomodoro sessions and keep the resulting work bursts with the task that produced them.
A calendar you can act on
See dated work, reschedule it, and add directly into the day you are planning.
Reports from real records
Compare estimates with tracked time and produce Unicode- and photo-safe print views without fabricating metrics.
Portable by design
Export backups, CSV, Markdown, calendar data, spreadsheets, and print-ready reports when you need them.
Finance stays separate
Signed-in finance has its own authenticated routes, storage adapter, and ledger. The public demo cannot load it.
Focused work, without losing history
Every session returns to the task
1
Plan
Capture the task and its context.
2
Focus
Run the timer that matches the work.
3
Review
Compare plan, progress, and actual time.
Plan → focus → finish
A workflow that closes the loop.
Start with a quick capture, add only the detail the work deserves, and let completion history, time entries, and reports accumulate naturally.
- Smart capture for dates, priorities, labels, projects, reminders, and estimates
- Undoable task and project changes with explicit destructive confirmations
- Conflict-aware account synchronization that preserves newer local edits
Clear data boundaries
The demo is a sandbox, not a side door.
Demo data remains local to the demo. Account and finance requests require the signed-in server identity, private pages are never cached for offline navigation, and sign-out clears the local account replica.
Demo mode
Seeded sample records, device-local persistence, and no private API adapter.
Account mode
Server-derived identity, account-keyed IndexedDB, queued offline edits, and explicit conflict handling.
Finance mode
A separate authenticated route tree and balanced posting ledger—not a component mounted inside the demo.
Offline mode
Static assets and a public offline notice are cached; authenticated HTML and API responses are not.
See the whole loop before you sign in.
The public demo is fully interactive and deliberately isolated. When you are ready, create your private Atlas workspace with ChatGPT sign-in.