Ask the agent you already use
Copy Atlas's prompt into the coding agent working in your repository. It checks project files and explains what it can support with evidence.
SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE, MADE CLEAR
See how your
software fits together.
Atlas turns repository evidence into an interactive architecture map for any software project—from a service or desktop app to a library, CLI, or mixed system.
Start with the coding agent already working in your project. Then explore, refine, and keep the map in this browser.
Want a quick look?
Open the sample map
- Any software project
- Browser-local maps
- No account needed
A MAP YOU CAN EXPLORE
A small system, made visible
Swipe or scroll the example to see every component.
Web clientENTRY POINT
An illustrative starting point for a request into this sample system.
Example components onlyFocus or hover a card to explore
FROM REPOSITORY TO MAP
A clear view, grounded in your code.
Atlas helps you turn a coding agent's repository findings into a map you can understand and maintain.
Explore the system
Open the generated map to follow components and their relationships. Select cards, search, edit, and move between map and dependency views.
Keep a useful copy
Save the map in this browser, export a portable JSON backup, or share an interactive link when you choose to.
START WITH A SAFE EXAMPLE
See the map before you bring your own.
The sample uses fictional software components. It contains no repository or customer data.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your project map stays yours.
Atlas starts in your browser, without an account. Sign-in gives you access to account maps; future maps upload only if you separately enable that preference. Online links are live and view-only. Atlas has no analytics or AI service.
Local to this browser
Maps and edits are kept in browser storage by default. Signing in alone does not upload maps. If you turn on save-new-maps in Settings, future maps upload to your account; existing local maps stay here until you choose to move one. Atlas never uploads repository files. Clearing this browser's storage removes local maps, so export a JSON backup first if you want to keep them.
Back up when you need to
Export JSON to move a map to another browser or keep an offline copy. You decide where that file goes.
Share intentionally
Local links contain independent snapshots. Optional online links open your live map: only you edit it, and you can stop sharing or delete it. Anyone with an enabled online link can view its content; share only information suitable for recipients.
Agent access is separate: the copied prompt goes to the coding agent you choose. That agent's own data handling applies; Atlas does not read your repository.