Use case
When your docs live in one tool and the work lives in another, the answer is always a tab away and usually out of date. Atlas keeps a searchable wiki next to the projects, tasks, and records it describes: so runbooks, policies, and decisions stay in context with the work they support.
In one app
The wiki lives in the same workspace as projects and tasks, so a doc links to the work it describes.
Policies, runbooks, and how-tos are searchable across the workspace, not scattered across apps.
The built-in AI assistant helps draft, summarize, and tidy docs without leaving the page.
Why one app beats two
Integrations sync data after the fact. One data model means there is nothing to sync.
Docs sit beside the work they support, so they get updated as the work changes instead of drifting in a separate tool.
Finding an answer means searching one workspace, not remembering which app it lives in.
A wiki page links to the project, task, or record it relates to, so readers land on the full picture.
FAQ
Ready when you are
Start free and bring these workflows into one workspace: no integration glue, no copy-paste between tools.