Meet ATLAS
Every other app shows you your money. ATLAS tells you what you have been doing with it. Things like what is leaking, what is due and what to change this month to reach your personal financial goals, in plain English, with your own data.
Read-only. ATLAS never moves your money, and never sees your bank password. On the App Store and Google Play.
$4,373
until Fri, Sep 11
$4,550 liquid, less $177 of bills due before then.
It runs to your next payday. Spending all of it is safe in the sense that nothing bounces, not in the sense that it is a good idea.
Sample figures, not anyone’s accounts. ATLAS reads your own.
Capabilities
ATLAS reads all of your bank accounts and analyzes them for you. It finds things like:
ATLASLeaknow
Netflix went up $2 this month, there is a $12 fee on your checking you never agreed to, and Spotify has not been opened since March. Weekend dining is the big one: $183/mo. Each one named, with what it costs you a year.
Named, with a number
ATLASStatementnow
Amex ····5512 closes in 4 days with $412 on it. Paying before the statement date reports a lower balance, while there is still time to act on it.
Before the date, not after
ATLASCardsnow
That $84 at Whole Foods went on the wrong card. For groceries, Amex Blue Cash Preferred earns the most: $164/yr in upside. The answer changes by category, and ATLAS keeps track of it so you do not have to.
It changes by category
ATLASLimitnow
Food & drink is at $482 of your $600 limit and on pace for $611. Early enough in the month that changing course still means something.
Early in the month
Sample figures and sample merchants, not anyone’s accounts. ATLAS reads your own.
Ask
You can ask anything related to your finances and it will help you with it.
Illustrative. ATLAS answers from your own accounts, and does not give investment, tax, or legal advice.
Pricing
One plan, and you can see the whole app before you pay for any of it.
$9.99a month
For scale: in the sample month on this page, weekend dining alone comes to $183 a month. ATLAS names things like that, with what they cost you a year.
Trust
ATLAS asks for access to the most sensitive data you have. Here is exactly what it does and does not do with it.
Read-only, by construction
Entered on your bank's page
No profile, ever
Disconnected at the source
The screen shows sample banks. ATLAS lists your own, and every one of them can be disconnected from inside the app.
Our mission is to give our users the tool they need to reach their financial goals, and ultimately their financial freedom.
Questions
The things people ask first, answered plainly.
An app you do not pay for is paid for some other way. ATLAS is paid for by you, which is why your data is not the product.
What the $9.99 pays for is the verdict: what is leaking, what is due, and what to change this month, each with a number. For scale, in the sample month on this page, weekend dining alone comes to $183 a month.
Look around on sample data first. It is free and needs no card, so you can decide whether it is worth it before you pay anything.
It happens, in every app that connects to banks. Banks expire connections from time to time, and some ask you to sign in again every 90 days.
When that happens ATLAS shows the account as needing attention, and you reconnect it in the app from You, then Linked banks. It is the same account afterwards, so nothing has to be set up again.
No, by design. ATLAS is read-only: it cannot move money or change anything in your accounts, for you or for anyone else.
It points out the subscriptions that went up, or that you may not need, with what each costs you a year. You cancel them yourself, with the company.
No, never. Your financial data is not sold, not shared with advertisers, not aggregated, and not used to build a profile beyond your own report.
Every linked bank is disconnected at the source, at Plaid, not merely forgotten on our side. Every row of your data is removed at once: no soft delete, no grace period.
You do it in the app from You, then Settings, then Delete account.
No. ATLAS works out figures from your own accounts and explains them in plain English. It does not give investment, tax, or legal advice.
More on the support page, and a person answers email.
Out now
Early access: join the first 1,000 users.
Free to look around on sample data. US accounts only for now.
Or hear about what changes. You can unsubscribe from any email, it is one address in one table, and it is not linked to anything. How we handle it.
