The browser that applies for you — and waits for your go-ahead
Atlas Desktop is a real browser with the Atlas agent inside it. Paste a job posting and it reads the role, tells you whether you fit, fills the entire application, and hands it back for you to check.
Not available to download yet — everything on this page is what we are building. Join the list and we will tell you when the beta opens.
A browser, not an add-on
Atlas Desktop is a full Chromium browser with the agent built in. No extension to install, no permission ceiling to work around.
Your own logged-in sessions
Pages are read and filled in your browser, on your machine, with your cookies — not by a scraper on a datacentre IP.
Works wherever the job is
Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, LinkedIn, Indeed and company career pages — Atlas reads whatever page you are actually on.
A side panel that keeps up
Atlas sits beside the posting you are reading. Ask it anything about the role without leaving the page.
Atlas does the application. You decide whether it goes.
Auto-apply tools fail in one of two ways: they fire off applications you never saw, or they leave you doing the typing anyway. Atlas does neither. It works through the application the way you would — reading the posting, judging the fit, filling every field, attaching your CV — and then it stops and shows you the finished form.
Approve it and it goes. Ask for a change and it goes back and makes it. Nothing reaches an employer with your name on it that you have not read first.
You can watch each step as it happens, and stop it at any point.
Every role you are considering, in one place.
Atlas keeps the shortlist on your home page, so opening a new tab shows you the search — not your browser history.
Save to Atlas
A save card appears when — and only when — you are looking at a real job posting. One click to add it to the list.
Saved jobs on your home page
The roles you are tracking sit above everything else on the new tab, because that is why you opened it.
Posted-within filter
24 hours, 3 days, a week, a month. Atlas skips stale listings instead of walking you into a closed vacancy.
Scheduled runs
Atlas checks for new roles on a schedule you set and leaves the results waiting on your home page.
Fit verdict before you invest
Strong, partial or weak against your CV — with the reasoning shown, so you can disagree with it.
Your question bank
Salary expectation, notice period, sponsorship — answer a screening question once and it joins a bank Atlas reuses on every application after that.
Set up once, from the CV you already have.
Drop in a PDF and the profile builds itself. Everything stays editable — onboarding and settings are the same form.
CV-first onboarding
Drop your CV on the first screen. Atlas reads it and fills in roles, seniority, locations and skills for you to check.
Scanned CVs work too
Your CV goes to the model as a document, not as scraped text — so a scan or an image-based PDF still reads correctly.
No CV? Start from scratch
Skip the upload and type your details straight in. Atlas works from the profile, not from the file — the CV is just the fastest way to fill it.
See what Atlas knows about you
A plain-English view of everything Atlas holds — the details it will put on a form, and the answers it has learned. Nothing hidden in a config file.
A profile that stays yours
Roles, locations, skills, right to work, sponsorship and contact details — all editable after onboarding, and signing in never overwrites them.
Your CV on disk, where forms can reach it
Atlas keeps a real copy in your own Documents folder, so an application form can actually be handed the file.
The application, done — then handed to you.
Atlas reads the form, fills every field it is allowed to, attaches your CV, and stops. You are the one who sends it.
Reads the whole form at once
One pass over the entire application rather than a slow crawl field by field — which is what makes it quick enough to watch.
Instant fill for the standard fields
Name, email, phone, LinkedIn, location and right-to-work are matched on your machine without a model call at all.
Real CV upload
Your CV is attached to the application's own file input the way a person would attach it. Proven on Greenhouse and Lever.
Checks its own work
After each action Atlas confirms the page changed the way it expected, instead of assuming the click landed.
Change anything before it goes
Tell Atlas what is wrong at the review step and it reopens the application, fixes it, and brings it back to you.
A record of what you sent
Which role, which company, which version of your CV, and when — kept so you are never guessing in week six.
The limits are the product.
An agent with your logins and your CV needs boundaries you can name. These are ours.
Sensitive questions are off-limits
Equal-opportunities monitoring, salary history and government ID are never filled in — and never even sent to the model.
It does not make things up
If Atlas does not know an answer from your profile, it asks you. It will not invent an employer, a date or a qualification.
Captcha and 2FA come to you
Atlas brings the tab forward and waits for you. It does not try to defeat a human check, ever.
No analytics compiled in
The tracking that ships in the upstream browser is not built into Atlas at all — not disabled by a setting, absent from the binary.
Bring your own model
OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, OpenRouter, a local Ollama, or your existing ChatGPT sign-in. Atlas ships with no provider of its own.
Open source
Atlas Desktop is AGPL-licensed. The browser you run is source you can read.
What comes next.
The beta is deliberately narrow. These are the things we have designed but are not building first.
One pipeline, web and desktop
Your saved roles, CV and outreach shared with atlasjob.tech, so you can start on the laptop and finish on the web.
Application status across devices
See what you have already applied to from anywhere, not just the machine you applied from.
A CV tailored per role
Generated for the specific posting and attached to the application — without claiming a skill you do not have.
macOS
Windows comes first. A Mac build follows once the Windows beta is steady.
Be there when the beta opens.
Atlas Desktop is being built now, in the open. Join the Atlas beta and you will be first in line for the desktop build — and you can use the web app and the extension today while you wait.