The AI-Native GIS for Modern Teams

Atlas is a next-generation geographic information system (GIS) platform that combines traditional GIS capabilities with AI-powered automation. Rather than requiring extensive training or desktop software, Atlas lets you describe what you need in plain language, and its AI assistant Navi builds maps, dashboards, and spatial workflows from your data.

Built for GIS Professionals and Non-Specialists Alike

Atlas bridges the gap between GIS experts and the rest of the organization. It provides full GIS functionality underneath — real geometry, projections, and spatial analysis supporting shapefiles, GeoJSON, GeoTIFF, KML, GPKG, and live PostgreSQL connections — while making these capabilities accessible to anyone through conversational AI. GIS teams can finally free themselves from the request queue while maintaining full control and editability over every workflow.

Key Capabilities

• Conversational Map Building: Describe your needs and Navi generates maps, dashboards, and analysis workflows from a prompt • Unified Data Integration: Connect spreadsheets, databases, ERPs, and field reports with live-sync to a single visual overview • Agentic Workflows: Build multi-step spatial workflows that reason across your data — site screening with buffers and exclusions, automated status reports, scheduled alerts • Full Transparency: Every AI-generated workflow is displayed on an editable canvas where you can inspect and modify each step • Browser-Based Collaboration: Share live maps across departments with a link — no file exports, no desktop software required • Template Library: Start from pre-built templates for common use cases like solar pipelines, asset portfolios, field operations, and site selection

Who Uses Atlas

Atlas serves energy developers, asset managers, field operations teams, real estate portfolios, municipalities, and infrastructure teams — anyone where location data drives decisions. Customers range from small teams to global enterprises in sectors including energy & infrastructure, buildings & real estate, climate risk & sustainability, and public service & administration.

Typical Workflows

Teams use Atlas for site selection analysis (like wind farm locations with exclusion zones), asset management dashboards (tracking property portfolios or infrastructure status by stage), field operations coordination (tree maintenance, street light reporting), and automated reporting (weekly status updates that Navi writes and sends on schedule). The platform enables same-day deployment — most teams ship something useful within an afternoon of signing up.

What Sets Atlas Apart

Unlike desktop-era GIS tools built exclusively for specialists, Atlas is collaborative by default and AI-native from the ground up. It respects the craft of GIS professionals while democratizing access across the organization. Every project is private by default with optional public sharing, you retain full data ownership and export rights, and there's no vendor lock-in.