The enterprise task operating system.
Atlas is the AI work platform from wrxstack for teams of every size, and it runs the whole company in one place. Tasks, projects, calendar, inbox, CRM, contracts, PDF tools, and HR, with an AI that does not just answer questions, it takes the action. Stop paying twelve vendors to keep your work in twelve silos.
Sixteen tools, one workspace.
Every team logs into the same Atlas. One identity, one permission model, one audit trail, one bill. The work that used to bounce between a dozen disconnected apps now lives on a single graph that every tool reads and writes.
Tasks
List, Board, Calendar, and Timeline views over the same work items. Assignees, priorities, dependencies, custom fields, and subtasks, all live across every view with no syncing.
Explore Tasks →Projects
Roadmaps, milestones, and Gantt-style timelines that roll up from the tasks underneath them. Track scope, dates, and owners without re-entering anything by hand.
Explore Projects →Meetings and calendar
Two-way Google Calendar sync, booking pages, and meetings with recordings, AI transcripts, and notes. Import a call's action items as tasks when you are ready.
Explore Meetings →Inbox
Mentions, assignments, comments, and due-date alerts in one triage queue. Snooze, mute, or mark done in bulk, and draft a reply with AI from the row.
Explore Inbox →CRM
Contacts, accounts, deals, and custom pipelines beside the work they drive. An activity timeline, a weighted forecast, and two-way Gmail sync.
Explore CRM →PDF Studio
Thirty-two tools to merge, split, compress, convert, redact, sign, and OCR PDFs. Most run in your browser, and none send files to a third-party uploader.
Explore PDF Studio →Contracts and eSign
A clause library, versions with redlines, approvals, and eSign with sequential or parallel signers. Renewal and expiry alerts keep the next step on the calendar.
Explore Contracts →Ask Atlas
An AI assistant grounded in your workspace. It answers questions, captures tasks from plain language, writes a standup digest, and drafts plans you approve before they run.
Explore the assistant →Forms and intake
Build intake forms tied to a project, collect submissions, and export them as CSV. A submitted form can trigger an automation that routes the work.
Explore Forms →Docs and wiki
Collaborative docs, specs, and a company wiki that link to the tasks and projects they describe. Search reads them alongside everything else in the workspace.
Explore Docs →Unified search
One search bar over tasks, projects, deals, accounts, contracts, people, and wiki pages. Results respect each person's role and module permissions.
Explore Search →Analytics
Dashboards and custom reports over workspace data. Workload, velocity, cycle time, pipeline, and goals in one place, with CSV export and shared report links.
Explore Analytics →Habits
Recurring routines you check off and keep on track. Atlas flags habits at risk of slipping, next to the work they support.
Included in AtlasGoals
Targets you set and track over time. Each goal links to the tasks and projects that move it forward, so progress reflects real work.
Included in AtlasDiagram Studio
Describe a diagram and the AI draws it, then co-edit it live. Flowcharts, UML, ERDs, and cloud architecture, beside the work they describe.
Included in AtlasFour views, one source of truth.
A task is one object. Look at it as a list, a kanban board, a calendar, or a timeline. Edit it anywhere and every view updates at once. No exports, no copies, no drift between the planning tool and the doing tool.
Plan it the way you think
Different teams plan differently. Engineering wants a board. A program manager wants a timeline. A founder wants a calendar. Atlas gives each of them the view they want over the exact same data.
- List view for fast triage, bulk edits, and grouping by any field.
- Board view for kanban flow with drag-to-move and WIP limits.
- Calendar view for deadlines and scheduled work, synced to Google.
- Timeline view for dependencies, milestones, and critical path.
then assign to the project lead, add the needs-qa label, and post to the channel.
then notify the owner and bump priority to urgent.
Thirty-two PDF tools, built in.
Stop round-tripping documents through Acrobat or an upload-it-to-a-stranger website. Atlas ships a PDF toolkit inside the workspace. Most tools run client-side in your browser, and sensitive flows like eSign and OCR run inside your Atlas workspace, never through a third-party uploader.
Plus repair, compare, completion certificates, AI summary, AI extract, AI translate, and AI Q&A. See all 39 PDF tools →
CRM and contracts, same record.
Many companies run sales in one tool and signatures in another, then reconcile the two by hand. In Atlas the CRM and Contracts sit in the same workspace, so the deal, the contract, and the renewal stay close together. Both are on paid plans.
A pipeline on the same data
Contacts, accounts, and deals live beside the tasks and meetings they drive. Two-way Gmail sync puts email on the record, and the forecast rolls up from the deals in each stage.
- Activity timeline of calls, emails, meetings, and tasks on every deal and contact.
- Custom pipelines with owner, value, expected close, and lost reason on every deal.
- Lead scoring and playbooks, plus pipeline, win-loss, and rep performance reports.
- Weighted forecast and deal aging, with AI summaries on contacts and deals.
eSignature that links back
Send a contract for signature, see who has opened it, and collect electronic signatures with an audit trail and a completion certificate. Renewals and obligations stay tracked after signing.
- Contract types and templates for MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, DPAs, and your own.
- Redlines and approvals, with a clause library and version history.
- Tamper-evident audit trail and a downloadable completion certificate.
- Renewal and expiry alerts, with obligations tracked by owner and date.
HR on the same graph.
Atlas People keeps the org chart, the directory, leave, onboarding, and review cycles in the same workspace where the work happens. New hires start with an onboarding checklist of owned tasks. Atlas People is on paid plans.
- Directory and org chart that everyone can search, with custom fields and lifecycle events.
- Leave policies, balances, and requests with approve and reject in one place.
- Onboarding checklists that turn a new hire into a set of owned tasks.
- Performance cycles, reviews, and goals, run on a schedule the team can follow.
- Employee documents stored and verified on the employee record, with eSign.
started the engineering onboarding checklist.
created the checklist tasks with owners and due dates.
done the new hire appears in the directory.
An AI that takes the action.
Most AI features summarize and stop. Ask Atlas reads your workspace, answers in plain language, and drafts the next step: capture the task, update the CRM record, plan the week. Actions that need sign-off wait for your approval. Ask Atlas is on paid plans.
1. The billing migration task has no owner and is due Thursday.
2. The partner MSA has been in legal review for a week.
3. Two launch checklist tasks are overdue.
proposed assigning the billing migration to the platform lead at urgent priority.
drafted a reminder to legal about the MSA.
proposed new due dates for the overdue tasks.
waiting for your approval before anything changes.
Ask Atlas works over your tasks, deals, docs, and contracts, with the same role and module permissions as the person asking. How the assistant works →
Build on Atlas.
Atlas is not a closed box. A documented REST API, signed webhooks, an MCP server, and a no-code automation engine connect Atlas to the rest of your stack, including your own AI agents.
MCP server
Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client to your workspace. Tools are scoped, and every tool call is written to the audit log.
REST API
Tasks, projects, deals, contacts, contracts, and people over HTTPS, documented in OpenAPI 3.1. Scoped tokens, idempotency keys, and rate limits. Start with POST /v1/tasks.
Webhooks
Subscribe to events such as a created or completed task, or to every event. Atlas sends a signed payload to your endpoint and retries failed deliveries for up to 24 hours.
Automations
No-code triggers, conditions, and actions, plus scheduled runs. Send an email, call a webhook, create a task, or update a deal without writing code.
Themes and density
Make the workspace yours. Built-in light and dark themes, plus a theme builder that derives a full palette from one brand color.
Single sign-on
SAML single sign-on and SCIM provisioning on paid plans, plus Google and GitHub sign-in. Deprovision someone in your IdP and SCIM removes their access.
# Create a task. Safe to retry: the same Idempotency-Key returns the same task. curl -X POST https://api-atlas.wrxstack.com/v1/tasks \ -H "Authorization: Bearer atlas_pat_..." \ -H "Idempotency-Key: launch-task-001" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "projectId": "prj_...", "title": "Counter-sign the partner MSA", "priority": "HIGH", "dueOn": "2026-12-01T17:00:00Z" }' # Get a signed POST to your endpoint whenever a task is completed. curl -X POST https://api-atlas.wrxstack.com/v1/webhooks \ -H "Authorization: Bearer atlas_pat_..." \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "url": "https://example.com/atlas-hook", "events": ["task.completed"] }'
The REST API, webhooks, and the MCP server are live today. The full reference is in the Atlas docs. Read the API reference →
Security built in.
Security is not an add-on. Encryption, audit logging, and access governance ship in every workspace, so the controls are there the moment your team signs in.
TLS 1.3 protects data in transit, and content is encrypted at rest by the managed hosting provider.
Sign-ins, role changes, data exports, and other privileged actions are recorded in a tamper-evident audit log, on paid plans.
Role-based access, custom roles, and group-to-role mapping from your IdP. Every row stays inside its own workspace.
Customer content is never used to train AI models. That is enforced by the model provider's API terms.
One platform, every stage.
Atlas is free to start with the core: tasks, projects, boards, calendar, and docs. Other modules and admin controls are on paid plans, and large organizations can agree custom terms. Pricing is set inside the product, shown when you are ready to grow.
For any team trying Atlas, from one person to a pilot group
- Free to start, no credit card
- Tasks, projects, and boards
- Calendar and docs
- Unlimited viewers
- Community support
For teams that run more of the company in Atlas
- Everything in the free start
- CRM, Contracts, and eSign
- Meetings, Analytics, Automations
- Ask Atlas and Diagram Studio
- More editor seats
For organizations that need identity and access control
- SAML SSO and SCIM
- Custom roles
- Audit logs
- Data loss prevention
- Atlas People HR module
For large organizations and company-wide rollouts
- Everything with controls
- Unlimited editor seats
- Custom terms
- Volume contract
- A named point of contact
Common questions.
What teams ask before they move the whole company into Atlas.
What does Atlas actually replace?
It covers the jobs of a tracker like Jira, a wiki like Notion, a CRM like Salesforce, an eSignature tool like DocuSign, a PDF editor like Acrobat, and a scheduling tool like Calendly. Whether it fully replaces one depends on how deeply you use it. Atlas puts that work in one workspace with one identity and one bill.
Do I have to use every tool to get value?
No. Start with the free core (tasks, projects, boards, calendar, and docs), then turn on CRM, Contracts, or other modules on paid plans as you need them. Everything shares one data model, so a module you add can link to the work already there.
How is Ask Atlas different from a chatbot bolted onto the side?
Ask Atlas is grounded in your real workspace and it can act. It answers from your tasks, deals, and docs, captures tasks from plain language, updates CRM records, and drafts plans, inside the permissions the user already has. Actions that need sign-off wait for approval, and every action is logged in the audit trail.
How does Atlas protect my data?
Data is protected with TLS 1.3 in transit and encrypted at rest by the managed hosting provider. Access is governed by roles, custom roles on paid plans, and group-to-role mapping from your IdP, and privileged actions are recorded in a tamper-evident audit log. Your content is never used to train AI models. Atlas does not hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification.
Can I connect Atlas to my own AI agents and other tools?
Yes. There is a documented REST API, signed webhooks, and an MCP server that lets Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client read and act on your workspace through scoped tools. Atlas also lists 27 connectors, with Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive available now, and automations can call webhooks for the rest.
How fast can we get started?
Atlas is free to start with no credit card. Sign up, connect Google Calendar, and create your first project in minutes. Import flows for Asana, Trello, Jira, Notion, and CSV cover common migrations. For a company-wide rollout, contact sales about Enterprise terms.
Go deeper.
Atlas is one product. Each tool also has its own page if you want the detail.
Tasks
List, Board, Calendar, and Timeline views over one source of truth.
Open Tasks →CRM
Deals, accounts, and contacts, with Gmail sync.
Open CRM →Contracts
Draft, redline, and sign, linked to the deal.
Open Contracts →PDF Studio
Thirty-two PDF tools inside the workspace.
Open PDF Studio →Ask Atlas
An AI that takes the action, not just answers.
Open Ask Atlas →Security
Encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and an audit log.
Read security →What to know before you buy.
Atlas is built for teams of every size, from one person to large enterprises. On paid plans it supports SAML single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, custom roles, audit logs, and data loss prevention, and large organizations can agree custom terms through Enterprise. It does not hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification today. If your procurement requires those attestations, raise it with sales before you commit.
Open Atlas. Stop paying twelve vendors.
Free to start with no credit card. Begin with tasks, projects, calendar, and docs, and add modules on paid plans when you need them.