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Your whole degree, mapped.

Atlas reads your syllabi and notes and places every idea on one map, grouped by subject and joined to what it builds on, even across years. Every deadline sits in one place, and any idea can become a study guide.

No account needed to try it.

The Sample University map: three clusters of dots for Biology, Computer Science and Mathematics, joined by white bridge concepts. Gradient descent, a bridge between Computer Science and Mathematics, is highlighted with the concepts it connects to.
BiologyComputer ScienceMathematicsSample University is fictional.

How a syllabus joins the map

  1. Upload

    Add a syllabus, slides or notes as a PDF or pasted text. Files are read once and never stored.

  2. Review

    Atlas drafts the topics and deadlines. You fix anything wrong before it is saved.

  3. Map grows

    New ideas join your map, and links to earlier courses are suggested for you to accept.

  4. Study

    Pick ideas to get a study guide and a quiz with a mark scheme, built from your own material.

Subjects use colour-blind-safe colours and always come with their names. Ideas have shapes as well as colours, and the map holds still when your system asks for reduced motion.

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