Engineer
Learns your projects, parts and tolerances. Speaks in units and trade-offs, keeps track of design revisions and checks numbers before it answers.
“Rev C of the bracket is the one we sent out — want the changes since Rev B?”
The personal AI computer
Local intelligence. Personal by design.
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Solid aluminium, 230 × 230 × 105 mm. Small enough for a shelf, calm enough for the living room. One thin line of light tells you when ATLAS is thinking, and that's all it asks of your attention.
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Inside are standard desktop parts, not sealed-in chips. Memory, storage, graphics and processor can all be swapped, so ATLAS keeps up as the models it runs get bigger.
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An NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 with 16 GB of memory: 545 AI TOPS at just 70 W. Enough to listen, think and speak at once, without sending a word to the cloud.
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Four microphones listen and two tuned speaker chambers answer. No button to press, no phone to pick up. Just say what you need.
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Picture a small box in your home. Over time it learns your work, your people and the way you like to be spoken to. None of it ever leaves the house. It answers to you, and only to you.
ATLAS OS
ATLAS OS turns the computer into a private AI assistant. No desktop, no dock, no grid of icons, just a living orb on a black screen. You talk, it listens, thinks and answers, and all of it happens on the computer in front of you.
Where it stands: ATLAS OS runs today as a private alpha (0.4) on our development PC. Each feature below is marked as working in that alpha or planned. Version 1.0 is the one that ships inside ATLAS PC.
Resting, warm white. It breathes slowly so you always know it's there.
Speech recognition runs on ATLAS's own graphics chip, in English and Serbian. Your voice never leaves the box.
A language model on the device answers with what it knows about you: your projects, your notes, the way you like things done.
It replies out loud in a natural voice, usually within a second. Cut in whenever you like and it stops to listen.
It opens your files, notes, calendar and apps around the orb. For bigger jobs, it shows you the plan before it starts.
Grows with you
On day one it knows almost nothing about you. It learns from every conversation, the way a child learns from the person raising it, and you can watch it grow from newborn to grown. Two people who set up ATLAS end up with two very different ATLASes.
Shaped by you
There is no "engineer mode" to pick. ATLAS works out what you do from how you use it, then shapes its knowledge, its words and its tools around your work. The same OS grows into a different companion for every person.
Learns your projects, parts and tolerances. Speaks in units and trade-offs, keeps track of design revisions and checks numbers before it answers.
“Rev C of the bracket is the one we sent out — want the changes since Rev B?”
Learns your style, your clients and your file habits. Talks about form, colour and feel, and remembers which direction each client approved.
“The client picked the warmer palette last time. Start from that?”
Learns your cases, deadlines and the way you draft. Precise, careful wording, every point tied to the document it came from, and nothing leaves the box.
“The filing deadline is Thursday. Clause 7 still references the old agreement.”
Learns your sound and your sessions. Listens to a mix and answers in tempo, key and loudness, measured, not guessed.
“That chorus sits 2 dB hotter than your last master. Want me to compare them?”
Working in the alpha: ATLAS already learns your work, your people and your tone from conversation, mirrors the way you speak, and analyses music on the device. Planned for 1.0: studying your field on its own, and setting up the tools your work needs.
Everything ATLAS learns about you sits on one page you can read. Correct a fact, forget it, or reset ATLAS to newborn. Tell it something changed and the old version is retired, not mixed in.
Ask it to compare this week's exports with last week's. It shows the plan, looks only in folders you've allowed, checks the result against the real files and asks before saving anything. Say "cancel the task" at any point.
The language model, speech and voice all run on the device. Pull the network cable and ATLAS keeps working. No telemetry, nothing uploaded. Separate, locked accounts for everyone in the house are planned for 1.0.
Files, Notes, Calendar, Clock, Calculator, a browser and a 3D viewer for your models, all built into ATLAS OS. Windows open beside the orb and fold back into it when you're done.
Ask "what's on my screen?" or hold something up to the camera. Play it a song and it tells you the tempo, key and loudness, with advice to match. Choose a male or female voice for its replies.
It won't delete, send, post or buy anything on its own, and it can't start programs you didn't ask for. Anything that would change your files waits for a clear yes.
The road to 1.0
Buy it once. No subscription, no account wall, no meter running. The intelligence sits on your shelf, not in someone else's data centre.
The models run on the chip inside the box, so your voice and your files stay inside your walls. Unplug the internet and ATLAS still works.
Standard parts held by screws, not glue. Swap the graphics card in three years and keep the box you love.
The longer you live with ATLAS, the better it knows you. New on-device models are planned as free updates, so the box keeps getting smarter.
ATLAS PC · Provisional specs
All specifications are provisional and will be confirmed once the hardware is validated.
First batch · In development
Put your name down for the first batch. The reservation deposit is $100, fully refundable. Before anything ships, we'll email you the final price and date, and you decide whether to go ahead.
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ATLAS OS runs as a private alpha on our development PC. You can talk to it and hear it answer, and it learns about you as you go. Its own apps, screen and camera vision, music analysis and early approved tasks all work there. ATLAS PC hardware, the Linux-based 1.0 and testing with outside users are still ahead, and we'll share each step with everyone on the list.
No. Speech, the language model and memory all run on the device. ATLAS only goes online when you ask it to, for example to open a website or install an update.
No. You buy ATLAS once. OS updates are included, and new on-device models are planned as free updates.
The first batch ships in reservation order. We'll email you a firm date and the final price before you pay anything beyond the deposit.
Yes. ATLAS uses standard desktop parts. Memory, storage, graphics and processor can all be replaced with a screwdriver.
Yes, in full, any time before your ATLAS ships. Nothing is charged when you reserve. We'll email you to arrange the deposit.