Atlas reads your public footprint — posts, comments, mutual connections, press — and draws your actual network, ranked by warmth. Then it becomes the workspace for it: notes, events, people, follow-ups, and an AI that knows the whole map.
Reply to Maya Lin
Commented on 3 posts
Ask Tom for the intro
a16z scout
Call prep — Maya Lin
Updated 2h ago
SaaS Summit Tel Aviv
6 people met
Fundraising advice always starts with “leverage your network” — but nobody shows you what your network actually is. Atlas draws it, ranks it, and gives you one workspace to work it.
Every person who has engaged with you becomes a node — investors, builders, journalists, customers — grouped into AI-named clusters and ranked in warmth tiers: direct relationships, inferred-warm connections, and locked prospects waiting to be revealed.
Atlas builds a second map — of you. Sixteen categories of your public self — themes, posts, skills, recommendations, press, career trajectory, and the gaps in your story — browsable as a graph or as files, Obsidian-style. Plus your founder voice: your tone, how you come across, and the phrases you reach for.
A full library lives inside Atlas: folders and nested notes, docs with inline previews, and a rich editor with an AI that drafts in your context. Record a voice note and it lands transcribed; tag any note to the people on your map; filter your notes by the event where you captured them.
Call prep — Maya Lin
Fundraising · updated just now
Voice note — SaaS Summit hallway
“Dana wants the deck after we close the pilot — send Tuesday.”
Deck-v4 feedback.pdf
Docs · opens inline — PDF, DOCX, sheets
Add an event by hand or paste a Luma or Eventbrite link. Log the people you meet — phone, email, LinkedIn — attach the notes you took there, set follow-ups, and watch the timeline fill in. Everyone you met syncs into your People list and onto the network map.
SaaS Summit Tel Aviv
Thu Sep 18 · Expo Tel Aviv · Fintech
Event added to Atlas
Pasted from a Luma link
Event day
Thu Sep 18 · Expo Tel Aviv
6 people met & saved
Synced to People + Network map
Follow-up · Coffee with Dana Reiss
Due Tuesday
Ask who your warmest investor lead is or what to say to them — Atlas answers strictly from your map and cites its sources. Then it goes further: tell it what happened and it proposes the writes — new contact, note, event, follow-up — as cards you confirm or dismiss. Nothing is saved without your yes.
Atlas turns the map into ranked moves: who to reply to, which intro to ask for, what to post next — each scored by heat, so you always know the highest-leverage 30 minutes you can spend on your network.
This week’s moves
Reply to Maya Lin — she commented on your last 3 posts and invests pre-seed
Ask Tom Reyes for an intro to the a16z scout he worked with
Your fundraising posts outperform product posts 3:1 — post the round teaser
Paste a public profile URL — LinkedIn, X, GitHub, or your site. That’s the only input Atlas needs to start.
Posts, comments, reactions, mutual connections, your website, and press — the public trail you’ve already left.
Atlas clusters your network, names each group, ranks every person by warmth, and builds your Second Brain.
Capture notes and events, track the people you meet, ask Atlas anything, and clear this week’s ranked moves.
Atlas tells you who to talk to and when they're warm. Your AI Co-Founder — one tab over in the same workspace — preps the work: the intro draft, the updated deck, the numbers investors will ask about.
Meet the AI Co-FounderFour questions. Most founders are warmer than they think — they just can’t see it.
How many investors engaged with your posts this month?
Atlas finds them, ranks them by warmth, and gives you the workspace to act — notes, events, follow-ups, and this week’s moves. Generate your map and see.