ATLAS FOR YOU · WORK
Built for home users — including the ones who work from home.
Atlas launches for everyday life first. If you also keep a work account on the same desk, she can work that lane too — as a separate account with its own permissions, never blended into your personal one.
One account, one email
On the free tier, each Atlas account is bound to exactly one registered email address. That binding is the security boundary — it is how Atlas knows which mail is actually yours to help with.
No forwarded-mail backdoors
Auto-forwarded messages that are not native to your registered account are not processed by Atlas. Pointing another inbox's forwarding at your Atlas does not extend her reach — the boundary holds, so no one (including you, by accident) routes around it to have her quietly manage a life that isn't the account's.
Your hands still work
You can add and change calendar entries and to-dos yourself at any time. Atlas supports your edits — and mirrors them to your phone — rather than treating manual changes as something to undo.
The work lane, separated
A home user with a work-from-home account gets a second, distinct lane: its own scope, its own permissions, its own record. Work items don't leak into the family calendar, and home context doesn't bleed into the work lane.
Honesty marker: this page describes the intended product and its account rules. Which behaviours are live today is tracked claim-by-claim on the Abilities page.