Your people on one living map
Work, projects or family, pinned where they are in their local time, the moment Atlas opens.
A beautiful way to schedule across time zones, for work, projects or family.
Open Atlas and the whole world is already alive, with your people on it.
Work, projects or family, pinned where they are in their local time, the moment Atlas opens.
Fast search, the right zone every time.
Pulls an email from Contacts as you type.
Work, projects, family, each a keystroke away.
Atlas does the timezone math, then hands you the answer.
Atlas scores every slot across the next working days and floats the top three up.
Hides the times you are already busy, and picks a free one.
Working hours and local weekends per person, with a flag when a slot crosses a daylight-saving change or the date line.
Turn the time you found into a real event, and keep an eye on the team.
Apple, Google, Outlook, Yahoo or a universal .ics, with everyone's local time written into the invite.
A glance at who's awake, right from the top of your screen.
A conversational draft in everyone's local time, straight to your mail client.
A quick check, your shortcuts, and privacy by default.
Light, dark or auto, matched to your system.
Press ⌘K, drop in a few people, and get a time. Nothing saved.
Everything stays on your Mac. No account, no servers, no tracking, ever.
Every action has a shortcut. Hide the hints once you know them.
Everyone’s local time the moment you open Atlas, whether it’s work, projects or family, colour-coded so the best time to connect is obvious at a glance.
Timezone viewers show you the hours. Booking tools take a meeting. Atlas maps everyone, finds the slot, and sends the invite, natively and privately.
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It maps your whole group on one world map, finds when your days overlap, and writes the meeting to each calendar in local time.
It scores every fifteen-minute slot across the next five working days against everyone’s working hours, then floats the very best one to the top.
Yes. One tap adds it to Apple Calendar, or hands off to Google, Outlook or a .ics file, with local times written in.
Yes. Keep separate groups for work, a project or family, and jump straight to any of them with ⌘1 to ⌘9.
No, only you need it. Everyone else simply receives a normal calendar invite, shown to them in their own local time zone.
Yes. Atlas is a one-time $9.99, on up to three Macs forever, with no subscription and every future update included.
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