Atlas finds companies days after they are registered.

It reads official company registers every day, then looks up the website, the phone number and the person who decides. You see them before Apollo or ZoomInfo knows the company exists.

NO CARD. NO TIMER ON THE DATA.

Finnish Trade Register LOADING
Lövdahl Ventures OyVaasa2 d
Rakennus T.Virkki OYFörby2 d
KNS Consulting OyEspoo2 d
Omitko OyMuurame2 d
Khaja Ghar OyHelsinki2 d

LOADED FROM THE REGISTER WHEN YOU OPENED THIS PAGE. GOOGLE ANY OF THEM.

The problem

Everyone is buying the same list.

01

Same records, same people

Apollo, ZoomInfo and LinkedIn resell identical data to every agency in your market, including the one down the street.

02

You call fourth

By the time a company is indexed it has already heard three pitches. Being first beats having the better script.

03

Nobody reads info@

Shared mailboxes are where cold outreach dies. Atlas looks for the person who decides, not the front desk.

How it works

From registration to first call, in three steps.

01

Read the registers

New filings pulled daily from official company registers into a local copy you search by region, industry and age.

02

Find the way in

Website, phone number and the person who decides, read from the company's own pages and never guessed from the name.

03

Get there first

Export the list or write from Atlas. Nothing leaves your computer: it is a desktop application, not a seat in someone else's cloud.

Why there is no browser version

Atlas runs on your machine, and that is the point.

01

Your work stays yours

The lists you build, the notes you write and the files you export sit on your own disk. We never receive them and we have no way to look at them, which is not something a browser tool can offer you.

02

No queue behind other users

A browser tool slows down when everyone logs on at once. Atlas uses your own processor, so a run at nine in the morning takes exactly as long as a run at midnight.

03

No monthly credit ceiling

Cloud vendors meter you because every search costs them server time. The heavy work happens on your hardware, so we have no reason to count your searches and we do not.

People do ask for a web version. We are not building one. Moving the work into a browser would mean metering searches, capping exports and storing your lists on our side, and every one of those is a downgrade we are not willing to sell you.

Proof, not promises

Google any company it shows you.

Every row comes from an official register with a filing date. Verifying one takes thirty seconds, which is why we lead with that instead of customer logos.

Coverage is not uniform and we will not pretend otherwise. Fresh filing search is strongest in Finland, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Norway, Estonia and Singapore. Ask about your market before you pay and you get the real number, including when it is zero.

Before you download

Three things people ask.

Q1

Windows will warn you

We are a new publisher without an expensive certificate yet, so SmartScreen says "unknown publisher". Click More info, then Run anyway, or scan the file on VirusTotal first. We would rather tell you than let you find out alone.

Q2

Your lists stay on your computer

Atlas is a desktop application. Search results come from our engine, but the lists you build, the notes you write and the files you export stay on your disk and never reach us. That is a design decision, not a setting you have to trust us to honour.

Q3

The free run is a real run

No card, no timer on the data. Point it at a region and an industry and see actual companies before you decide anything.

See it on your own market.

Fifteen minutes, live screen, no slides. Name a region and an industry and we pull companies filed this month while you watch.