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wrxstack makes two products. Atlas is an AI work platform for teams of every size, from one person to large enterprises, with sixteen connected modules on one data model. Folio is the personal-brand platform that turns a resume into a professional site in about a minute. The modules below are what Atlas is built from.
Two products.
Atlas
An AI work platform. Tasks, projects, calendar, inbox, CRM, a PDF studio, contracts with e-signature, and Ask Atlas AI, all on one data model. Free to start, with SAML SSO and SCIM on paid plans. Connect over MCP and REST.
Folio
The personal-brand platform. Upload a resume and publish a professional site in about a minute. Choose from 74 portfolio designs and 48 resume layouts with live ATS scoring, write with the blog and block page builder, and watch privacy-first analytics. Free to start, with custom domains on paid plans.
What is inside Atlas.
Assistant
Ask Atlas answers from your workspace, captures tasks, and drafts plans you approve. Every action is logged.
Tasks
List, board, calendar, and timeline views over one task, with dependencies, subtasks, and recurring rules.
Projects
Milestones, timelines, and critical path that roll up from the tasks underneath, with templates and portfolios.
Docs
A knowledge base of nested pages with live co-editing, comments, backlinks, and revision history.
CRM
Contacts, accounts, deals, and custom pipelines, with an activity timeline and Gmail sync.
Inbox
Mentions, assignments, comments, and due-date alerts in one queue. Snooze, mute, or draft a reply with AI.
Meetings
Recordings, AI transcripts, and notes on the meeting record. Import action items as tasks when you are ready.
Documents
Store PDFs with versions and annotation threads, then OCR, compare, redact, summarize, or ask questions.
Contracts
A clause library, redlines, approvals, and eSign with an audit trail, plus renewal and expiry alerts.
Forms
Intake forms tied to a project. Export submissions as CSV and trigger automations when a form arrives.
Search
One search over tasks, projects, deals, contracts, people, and wiki pages, with permissions applied.
Analytics
Dashboards and custom reports over workspace data, with workload, cycle time, goals, and CSV export.
Habits
Recurring routines you check off and keep on track, with at-risk alerts next to the rest of your work.
Goals
Targets you set and track over time. Each one links to the tasks and projects that move it forward.
PDF Studio
Thirty-two tools to merge, split, convert, sign, and OCR PDFs. Most run right in your browser.
Diagram Studio
Describe a diagram and the AI draws it. Co-edit flowcharts, UML, and ERDs next to the work they describe.
Frequently asked questions.
What are the 16 modules in Atlas?
Assistant, Tasks, Projects, Docs, CRM, Inbox, Meetings, Documents, Contracts, Forms, Search, Analytics, Habits, Goals, PDF Studio, and Diagram Studio. Twelve have their own page, and all sixteen are live. The free plan includes the core (tasks, projects, boards, calendar, and docs), and the other modules are on paid plans.
Do the modules share one data model?
Yes. The modules share one data model, one login, and one permission model, so a task can link to the project, the meeting, and the CRM record it belongs to rather than living as a copy in a separate app.
Is there an AI assistant?
Yes. Ask Atlas answers questions grounded in your workspace, captures tasks from plain language, writes a standup digest, and drafts plans. It works within the same role and module permissions as the person using it. It runs on Atlas servers, and you can bring your own model and keys. It is on paid plans.
Can the assistant act across modules?
Yes, within the tools and scopes you allow. It can create tasks, update CRM records, and plan work across modules. Actions that need sign-off wait for approval, and every action is written to the audit log.
How is Atlas priced?
Atlas is free to start, with no credit card. AI use is metered in credits inside the product. Current pricing is set inside the product. Large organizations can contact sales about Enterprise terms.
Can I migrate from the tools I use now?
Yes. Atlas has import flows for Asana, Trello, Jira, Notion, and CSV, and connects to other tools through a REST API, webhooks, an MCP server, and connectors for Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, so you can move workflows over when it makes sense rather than all at once. The integrations page lists what connects today.
What is Folio, and is it separate from Atlas?
Folio is the second product, for individuals. It turns a resume into a professional site in about a minute, with 74 portfolio designs, 48 resume layouts, live ATS scoring, and a read-only API. It is free to start, with custom domains on paid plans. It lives at portfolio.wrxstack.com and does not require Atlas.