Atlas
A deterministic finance engine. It does the arithmetic on money you actually have, and tells you how sure it is.
Atlas Personal
Paycheck by paycheck: what's committed, what's safe to spend, and the date the debt is actually gone. A schedule you can check, not a rule of thumb.
Atlas Business
Bookkeeping for restaurants, computed from your own categories — never QuickBooks'. Sales, labor, payroll and balances arrive on their own.
What it works out
Not a feed of your transactions — answers. Every one of these is arithmetic on your own numbers, recomputed the moment anything moves.
Every figure on this page is invented — the repeating digits are the tell.
Net sales, last 14 days
Darker is busier. Every bar is labelled, because colour alone is never the encoding.
No AI in the arithmetic
Models read text and propose labels. Dates, amounts, cadences and totals are arithmetic, and the arithmetic is the engine's — same inputs, same outputs, every time.
What arrived, never what's assumed
A missing day is named, not filled in. Atlas keeps a receipt for every feed, so “it stopped sending” and “it sent nothing” can't be confused — they need opposite fixes.
You outrank the machine
Every automatic verdict can be overridden, and the override is recorded as yours. A judgement you made is never quietly replaced by one a model made later.
One engine, two products. Your figures are encrypted per tenant and never leave it.