Incredible. The best visual workspace app I’ve seen
Atlas has all my favorite features from across all the notes apps I’ve tried, and then some. I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect whiteboarding app where I could not only collect websites & documents, but actually use them side by side, and Atlas delivers on those fronts. Instead of 50+ unorganized browser tabs I forget the contents of, I have them neatly organized into Canvases on Atlas. Of all the apps I’ve tried for this use case, it either 1) didn’t let me use the websites I needed without glitching/refreshing every two seconds, or 2) crashed completely if I added more than a few sites.
Plus, it has a built-in web clipper in the Share Sheet that comes with Obsidian-esque templates tailored for popular forms of media. As someone who prefers visual workspaces, I love that I can clip articles and see them laid out as Cards instead of stuffed into a folder where I forget it exists. There are so many other unique features that I’ve never seen in any app that make it well worth the subscription fee.
The developer is not only responsive to feedback, but will actually deliver on them in record time. It’s barely been a few months since the app launched, yet it has somehow launched new features that would take years to leave the Roadmap of other apps. I’ve made several feature requests and seen them implemented in the next release, which is crazy to see from a solo dev. I haven’t had to hesitate about adding my content to Atlas, since I can expect any issues I have to be fixed ASAP (and there are a bunch of export options). Super excited to see where this app goes!
Plus, it has a built-in web clipper in the Share Sheet that comes with Obsidian-esque templates tailored for popular forms of media. As someone who prefers visual workspaces, I love that I can clip articles and see them laid out as Cards instead of stuffed into a folder where I forget it exists. There are so many other unique features that I’ve never seen in any app that make it well worth the subscription fee.
The developer is not only responsive to feedback, but will actually deliver on them in record time. It’s barely been a few months since the app launched, yet it has somehow launched new features that would take years to leave the Roadmap of other apps. I’ve made several feature requests and seen them implemented in the next release, which is crazy to see from a solo dev. I haven’t had to hesitate about adding my content to Atlas, since I can expect any issues I have to be fixed ASAP (and there are a bunch of export options). Super excited to see where this app goes!
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Response from developer
Thank you so much for your kind words! It really makes the effort I've poured into Atlas worth it :)
Not free
You don’t have to pay to download it, but you do have to pay to do anything in the app. You can’t even close the popup that asks about a free trial to get into the app.
Response from developer
Unfortunately, it does require a monthly or yearly subscription to use, but Atlas offers a 14 day trial if you want to check it out and you are always able to export your work, subscriber or not! I also LOVE giving out freebies—just email support@contagious.nu and I will gladly give you one! :)
