Your business data is your business.

Your workspace is yours alone.

Every business has its own workspace. Each request checks your sign-in, membership and role on our servers, not just in the browser.

Our team cannot open your orders, contacts or products unless an owner turns sharing on, and you choose exactly what to share.

Encrypted where it matters.

Store credentials, AI inputs, suggestions and their sources are encrypted in our database. Everything travels over HTTPS.

Keys stay with the application, never in the database itself. Our error monitoring (Laravel Nightwatch, EU) gets links with secrets removed and database queries without their values.

The right model for each job.

Atlas uses several AI models and picks one per task. Each task receives only the information it needs.

We choose from leading AI companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft and NVIDIA. Most are reached through OpenRouter. Sarvam hears WhatsApp voice notes and speaks the replies, Google Gemini hears longer notes, and DeepSeek powers public web searches only.

Not used to train AI.

OpenAI does not train on data sent through its API. Our OpenRouter requests, whichever company’s model they use, only go to providers that don’t keep data for training.

Sarvam, which hears WhatsApp voice notes, doesn’t train on customer content unless the customer opts in, and we haven’t. DeepSeek’s policy allows training on inputs. We use it only for public web searches about public business information, such as your business name, products, competitors and founders’ names and roles, never orders or customer details. We’re working to move this to a model that doesn’t train.

Optional product analytics.

PostHog (EU) helps us understand visits and feature use after you allow it. Signed-in analytics includes your name and email, and IP addresses may be collected. With your signed-in choice, it also counts what you do on WhatsApp and in Atlas, never what you ask or the answers.

Replay needs a separate choice and shows journeys on public and app pages, including displayed content. PostHog masks input fields by default. Change your choice in Settings → Privacy & Security, Profile or the website footer.

Personal details, masked.

Names, emails and phone numbers will be masked before anything reaches an AI model.

Today, tasks only read the categories of data they need.

Models we run ourselves.

For sensitive tasks, Atlas will use open models on our own infrastructure, so the data never leaves Atlas.

See everything we hold.

One download with everything Atlas stores about your business. No surprises.

Today, you can export products, contacts and orders as CSV.