Preview Atlas by Aura

The AI studio that lives on your computer.

Atlas is for people who make things. It edits your film, perfects your photos, draws your ideas, and writes and researches with you, all on the machine in front of you. No upload, no queue, no token meter.

Preview on Apple silicon Macs with 16 GB or more. Windows and Linux in development.

Studio

An editor that edits for you.

Drop in raw footage or photos. Atlas analyzes them, corrects them and cuts them, on your machine. Your files never wait in an upload bar.

Auto Cinematic video

From raw clips to a graded film.

Analysis of exposure, color, black bars, scene cuts, loudness and shake. Then per-clip correction, 2 to 5 second shots at scene cuts, dissolves, a 2.39:1 letterbox, grain and loudness-normalized audio.

Measured: a 2 min 20 s 1080p clip became a graded 30 s film in 17.1 s, about 8× faster than real time.

Photo Auto Enhance

Fixed, and it tells you what it did.

Exposure, black and white points, shadows and highlights, white balance, vibrance and clarity. Border removal and subject-aware crop. "What Auto did" chips, with Undo.

BeforeAuto

Measured: 0.19 s for an 8 MP photo, 0.56 s for a 36.6 MP one.

Image generation

Images made on your machine.

A local text-to-image model runs through Barx. Your prompts are not sent anywhere to be drawn.

Measured: about 37 s per 1024 × 1024 image when warm, 48 s from cold.

Think & research

Answers from your own chip. Sources when it matters.

Everyday questions run on a local model sized to your machine. Ask about today's news, prices or a person and Atlas searches the web, reads up to eight pages in full and cites every fact.

  • Starts answering in about a third of a second (0.35 s, qwen3.5:4b, warm) on our test Mac
  • Live web answers with numbered citations and source cards
  • If a search engine shows a CAPTCHA, Atlas skips it. It never gets around one.
ChatWorkStudio Barx · local · all layers on GPU
Why does light bend near a black hole? Show me.

Mass curves spacetime, and light follows the straightest path through that curve [1]. Near the event horizon the bending becomes extreme; at 1.5 times the Schwarzschild radius, light can orbit [2].

GlassBox · 2 claims · 2 supported [1] NASA Science[2] Wikipedia

See it

Ask a question. Get something you can touch.

Every explanation can come with a visual. Twenty-one built-in simulations appear instantly with no model call, and anything else becomes an animated diagram built node by node.

Double pendulum. Chaotic motion from two simple rules.

Live in it

Seven worlds that follow your clock.

Meadow, Coast, Woodland, Forest lake, Rain garden, Alpine and Ocean. Built in Three.js, not wallpapers. Their light moves through dawn, day, afternoon, evening and night with your local time, without asking where you are.

Voice

Local speech recognition and a warm neural voice. The microphone starts only when you press it and stops within 60 seconds.

Quick actions

"Hey Kira, open Safari." Familiar commands skip the model and go straight to a fixed list of safe desktop actions.

Your data

Notes, chats and writing stay on your machine. No telemetry. A web search sends only the query, and only when a search is needed.

KIRA, a red panda in a black Atlas hoodie, waving
Hi, I'm KIRA. I live inside Atlas.

In Atlas KIRA

Less dashboard. More presence.

KIRA is how Atlas feels. A companion with thirteen gestures and real states: listening, thinking, speaking, creating and resting. Serious technology can still be warm.

One flat price. No token limits.

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