How to use Atlas
Atlas is a private place to organise your side of a separation. It runs in your browser, keeps everything on your device and asks nothing of your ex.
The user guide walks you through it in twenty pages. Read it once at the start, then keep it for when something looks wrong.
Twenty pages, in the order you'll need them.
What Atlas is, and isn't.
Six tools, one job each. Not a lawyer, not a therapist, not a shared app.
Your data lives on this device.
No account, no login, no cloud. What that means for you, and the three rules that keep your data safe.
Your first 15 minutes.
Five small steps to get set up.
The 10-minute weekly reset.
The habit that makes Atlas work.
Each tool, page by page.
- Today
- Money
- Week
- Records
- Admin
- Scripts
- Goals
- Companion pack
Back up, restore and move devices.
How to keep a copy and take Atlas to a new phone or laptop.
Printing and sharing.
Clean PDFs for when someone official asks.
Troubleshooting.
What to do if your data looks missing or a page won't save.
When it's more than admin.
Where to get support, any time of day.
Your data lives in this browser, on this device.
Nobody at Atlas can see it, recover it or reset it. Clearing your browser data or using a private window without a backup means your data is gone for good.
- Pick one home device.The phone or laptop you'll open Atlas on.
- Use the same browser each time.Another browser starts empty.
- Back up once a month.One file, kept somewhere safe. Page 16 shows how.
Get Atlas and give it fifteen minutes.
Atlas is general information, not legal, financial or medical advice.