Documentation

Privacy

A plain description of what Atlas Home stores, what it never touches, and why its local-first design keeps your everyday AI workspace private by default.

What's stored, and where

The tools you add, the categories you organize them into, your favorites, and your theme preference are saved in your browser's local storage first, for instant access. If you're just trying Atlas Home before signing in, that's the whole story — nothing is sent anywhere. Once you sign in (which requires an active membership), that same data also syncs to Atlas Home's servers under your account, so it's waiting for you on any other device you sign into. See Local-First Architecture for how this works.

What Atlas Home never stores or reads

• Usernames or passwords for any tool you launch
• Session cookies or login tokens belonging to any third-party provider
• The content of pages you visit after launching a tool
• Your browsing history outside of Atlas Home itself

Every tool opens as a normal link in your existing browser session. Logging in — or staying logged in — is entirely between you and that tool's own provider.

Clearing your data

If you're using Atlas Home anonymously, before signing in, clearing your browser's site data for Atlas Home (or clearing local storage generally) removes your saved setup completely — there's nothing else to delete. If you're signed in, your Home is also stored under your account on Atlas Home's servers, so clearing local storage alone won't remove it there.

Analytics

Atlas Home may use standard, aggregate web analytics (page views, not individual browsing behavior) when configured for a given deployment. No analytics are tied to the tools you add or organize within Atlas Home itself.