Two products on the
stack.

Assistant, Tasks, Projects, Docs, CRM, Inbox, Meetings, Documents, Contracts, Forms, Search, Analytics, Habits, Goals, PDF Studio, and Diagram Studio. Each has its own page above, and all of them are live.

Yes. Every module reads and writes the same work graph, so a task, the meeting that created it, the doc that describes it, and the CRM record it belongs to are all the same connected objects rather than copies living in separate apps. That shared graph is the whole point of Atlas.

Yes. The Assistant is an AI agent with memory, identity, and permissions. It drafts, executes, and reports, and it respects the same access rules as the person it works for, so it can only reach what that person could reach.

Yes. Because every module sits on one graph, the Assistant can read a meeting transcript, open the tasks it implies, update the CRM record, and draft the follow-up doc in a single flow. It is not limited to one module at a time.

Atlas is free to start, with no credit card. Assistant work is metered in actions, so you pay for what your team runs. Current pricing, including what counts as an action, is set inside the product and shown on the pricing page.

Yes. Atlas connects to 60+ tools through native connectors, a REST API, and webhooks, so you can bring data across from your current stack and move workflows over when it makes sense rather than all at once. The integrations page lists what connects today.

Portfolio is the second product. It turns a resume into a complete professional site in about a minute, with 60 portfolio designs, 48 resume layouts, live ATS scoring, a custom domain, and a REST API. It is its own product at portfolio.wrxstack.com and does not require Atlas.