New Atlas 1.0 is here

Knowledge that reads well.

Documentation, handbook and blog in one calm interface – a page tree instead of folders, databases as views, two themes from one token set.

✓ No tracking ✓ No external requests ✓ MIT licence

Features

Organise knowledge, don't administer it.

Six things Atlas does differently – each of them is the same component in the product and in these docs.

Page tree instead of sitemap

Content as nested pages – the way a team thinks anyway. The tree is the navigation.

Databases as views

Table, board, gallery: the same entries, different angles. No export, no duplicates.

Two themes, one token set

Light and dark follow the system preference. Rebranding is one line in brand.css.

Keyboard first

Command palette, slash menu and shortcuts – every action is reachable without a mouse.

Search that finds

Titles, descriptions and tags are indexed. Results grouped by area.

Markdown in, Notion look out

Docs and blog come from Markdown files. Headings, tables and code look like they do in the product.

In detail

Four building blocks, one look.

Every visual here is built from the same components as the product – no image, no screenshot.

Pages inside pages

The tree is navigation and structure at once. A branch moves – every link stays valid.

Views instead of exports

Board, table, gallery – the same entries, different angles.

Two themes, one brand

Light and dark from one token set. Rebranding is one line.

Keyboard first

Command palette with ⌘K, slash menu in the editor, shortcuts for everything – every action without a mouse.

How it works

From zero to your own docs in three steps.

  1. Derive the template

    "Use this template" on GitHub or via the Astro CLI. The project runs locally right away.

    bash
    npm create astro -- --template JUNGHERZ/NotionKit-Web atlas-docs
    cd atlas-docs && npm install && npm run dev
  2. Write content

    Docs pages and blog posts are Markdown files with a few frontmatter fields. The page tree grows out of the folder.

    md
    ---
    title: First page
    section: start
    order: 2
    icon: 📄
    ---
    
    ## Let’s go
    Atlas renders Markdown in the Notion look.
  3. Set your brand

    One line in brand.css recolours focus rings, buttons and highlights – both themes included.

    css
    :root { --nk-accent: #2f8f5b; }
    [data-theme="dark"] { --nk-accent: #5cbf87; }
In numbers

Calm, but not small.

Pages in the Atlas
120k+
+18 % this quarter
Team satisfaction
4.8★
312 reviews
Search to first hit
< 40 ms
p95, global
external requests
0
no tracking, no CDNs
Voices

What teams say.

We replaced three wikis with Atlas. The page tree brought more order than any folder structure before it.
Mara Hoffmann
Head of Product, Nordwind
Finally docs that do not look like an afterthought in dark mode. The team actually reads them.
Tobias Renz
CTO, kollektiv
Markdown in, finished page out. Our engineers write again because it does not hurt.
Ayşe Demir
Engineering Lead, HELIOS
Pricing

Clear as a table.

Three plans, no hidden tiers. Paying yearly saves two months.

Solo

For one person and one project.

€0 forever

  • 1 workspace
  • Unlimited pages
  • Two themes
  • Markdown export
Start for free
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Team

For teams that write together.

€8 per person / month

  • Everything in Solo
  • Database views
  • Comments & mentions
  • Read-only guests
  • 90-day version history
Try 14 days

Enterprise

For organisations with requirements.

On request

  • Everything in Team
  • SSO / SAML
  • Audit log & export
  • EU hosting
  • Support with SLA
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FAQ

Answered briefly.

Do I need a server?
No. Atlas is built as a static site and can live on any web space – GitHub Pages is preconfigured.
Can I use my own brand?
Yes. Colours, radii and fonts are overridden in brand.css via tokens. Components stay untouched.
How does search work without a backend?
The docs search filters the page tree in the browser by title and description. A build-time index can be added for full text.
Are visitors tracked?
No. There are no external requests, no analytics, no cookies. Only the theme choice lives in localStorage.
Is Atlas accessible?
Focus rings, reduced motion, sufficient contrast in both themes and semantic elements are part of the foundation. Decorative UI is hidden from screen readers.

Ready to put knowledge in order?

Start with the documentation or write to us – we usually reply the same day.

Contact

Write to us.

Questions about Atlas, the template or a project? We usually reply the same day.