About Atlas
Atlas is an AI-powered knowledge workspace designed to help you capture, connect, and retrieve information effortlessly.
Our Mission
We believe that the future of knowledge work lies in seamlessly connecting human creativity with AI capabilities. Our mission is to build tools that help people think better, learn faster, and create more effectively.
Atlas transforms how you interact with your notes, documents, and ideas. Instead of manually organizing everything, Atlas uses AI to automatically discover connections, generate visual mind maps, and help you retrieve exactly what you need when you need it.
Meet the Founder
Jet New
Jet is a machine learning engineer passionate about building AI tools that augment human intelligence. With a background in AI research and software development, he created Atlas to solve his own frustrations with existing knowledge management tools.
"I built Atlas because I wanted a tool that could understand my notes the way I do - seeing the connections between ideas, helping me remember what I've learned, and surfacing relevant information exactly when I need it."
What Makes Atlas Different
- 1.AI-First Design: Built from the ground up to leverage AI for knowledge organization, not bolted on as an afterthought.
- 2.Visual Mind Maps: See your knowledge as an interconnected graph, making it easy to explore and discover relationships.
- 3.Chat with Your Documents: Ask questions about your notes and get answers grounded in your own knowledge base.
- 4.Works with What You Have: Import PDFs, documents, and notes from other tools. No need to start from scratch.
Who Uses Atlas
Atlas is designed for anyone who works with information and ideas. Our users include students managing coursework and thesis research, academic researchers conducting literature reviews, writers organizing their notes and sources, and knowledge workers keeping track of information across multiple projects.
What unites our users is a desire to do more with their knowledge - to remember what they've learned, to discover connections between ideas, and to have their notes actually work for them rather than sitting forgotten in digital folders.