Atlas

Atlas is an AI workspace for students that keeps coursework, class materials and study tools in one place. Learners upload lecture slides, worksheets, screenshots, PDFs and Word documents, then ask Atlas to solve problems, draft writing, build study guides or answer questions grounded in those files. Because answers are generated against the material a student actually submits, the assistant cites the resources it drew on rather than responding from general knowledge alone. The product is aimed at high school and university students and at study groups that want a shared space. Core features include a homework problem solver that returns step by step solutions across subjects, automatic lecture notes captured during class, flashcard and practice quiz generation from uploaded content, AI study guides, an essay writer that produces citations, and chat over any uploaded file. Workspaces are collaborative, so classmates can pool syllabi, readings and notes imported from systems such as Canvas and Blackboard, and completed solutions can be shared with anyone invited to view them. Atlas maintains a pricing page, but its plan names and amounts load only inside the application and are not published as readable text, so no figures can be quoted here. The marketing pages state that the assistant is free to access and that the homework problem solver can be used without payment, which points to a free tier with paid upgrades rather than a wholly free product. Buyers should check the pricing page after signing in before committing.