Atlas

Atlas is a tool that joins Google Meet calls to generate live visuals based on the ongoing conversation. During meetings, participants can make requests such as asking Atlas to create boards for sprint planning or display rollout timelines, and Atlas responds by building these visuals in real time. The tool is designed to help teams capture and organize meeting content as it happens, reducing the need for follow-up meetings and ensuring that important information is documented and accessible.

One of the notable features of Atlas is its ability to pull context from various connected applications and integrate this information into the live meeting visuals. For example, it can draw on data from tools like Linear, GitHub, and Notion to enrich the content displayed during the call. This integration allows teams to see timelines, task boards, and other collaborative artifacts without leaving the meeting environment. The resulting visuals are woven into a shared memory that the entire team can reference, helping to prevent information silos and misunderstandings about task ownership or project status.

The tool is available via a desktop app, and there is an option to add Atlas to a meeting without needing to install anything. Atlas addresses the common problem of fragmented meeting outcomes by making information visible and actionable during the conversation itself.