Atlasnote Pro Put your knowledge to work.
Atlasnote Pro is the local knowledge library and AI workspace from Atlasnote.ai. Bring your sources into research, writing, and file tasks, and keep the results on your Mac.
macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon (M-series)
Configure your own AI services; cloud AI credits are not included.
Library
Read, organize, and search your sources
AI workspace
Work across tasks, projects, and folders
Research & Wiki
Trace findings to sources and build on them
Create & automate
Make new content and save reusable skills
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Keep your sources and reading tools together, ready for your next task.
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Bring your sources together. Start from what you know.
Keep documents, web content, audio, and video in a local library. Read, take notes, and find the evidence for your next piece of work.
- Collect sources
- Bring local files and online content into one library.
- Read and annotate
- Read, annotate, and ask questions alongside the original material.
- Search your library
- Find sources by keyword or use local semantic search to discover related passages.
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Work with your own sources and follow the steps behind each answer.
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Go from a conversation to work saved in files.
Describe your goal, choose your sources and model, and select a workspace. Let an AI assistant research, write, and work with files while you follow its progress.
- Use your sources
- Select specific material or authorize a search across your library.
- Folder workspaces
- Create, edit, and continue working on files in a task directory or a folder you authorize.
- Task history
- Tasks can keep running when you leave the conversation. Return to progress, history, and saved results.
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Follow citations back to the source and check the evidence.
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Follow the evidence. Build knowledge that lasts.
Research a question across multiple sources, with optional web search. Check findings against their original passages and carry useful discoveries into your Wiki.
- Choose the scope
- Select sources or folders, and decide whether research can use the web.
- Check the sources
- Reports retain citations and processing records, including incomplete work and gaps in the evidence.
- Review Wiki changes
- Research can propose updates to knowledge pages. Review the changes before applying them.
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Work from your sources and preview generated content in the workspace.
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One source. More ways to use it.
Create summaries, translations, and media from your material. Keep each result linked to its source, with earlier versions retained when you generate again.
- Text
- Summarize key points, translate full documents, or transcribe audio and video.
- Visuals
- Map the structure of an idea or turn source material into an infographic.
- Media
- Generate podcasts, presentations, and videos. Configure the model, voice, image, or video services each format needs.
- Sources and versions
- Revisit the original material and earlier versions, then keep refining your work.
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Discover and import skills to bring familiar methods into your next task.
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Save a useful workflow. Use it again next time.
Turn repeatable methods into skills. Select skills and plugins for a conversation, or authorize a tested workflow to run on a schedule.
- Reusable skills
- Save and select task methods so recurring work has a repeatable starting point.
- Plugins and tools
- Connect the tools you need and choose which ones a task can use.
- Scheduled tasks
- Test a workflow, authorize its schedule, and review the results of each run.
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Choose which sources and files a task can access.
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Keep your library local. Choose what each task can use.
Sources, task records, and created files stay on your computer. Choose access to sources, folders, and models separately; adding a skill does not expand those permissions.
- Local storage
- Keep your library and work on your own computer, ready to organize and reuse.
- Explicit access
- Choose which sources a task can read and which folders it can write to.
- Your AI services
- When you use external AI or media services, authorized content is sent to the selected provider. These features may require internet access and incur provider fees.
Start with one source.
Configure your own AI services; cloud AI credits are not included.
macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon (M-series)
v0.0.9 · Automatic updates · Developer ID signed and Apple notarized. Users on 0.0.1 need to install this version manually once to enable future in-app updates.
1. Install and register
Open the downloaded DMG, drag Atlasnote Pro into Applications, and launch it. Enter your email, request and verify an invitation code, then set a password to register.
2. Connect a model
Add your model service in Settings. Image, audio, and video creation need their corresponding media services.
3. Try your first task
Import a source, select it in a new conversation, describe what you want to make, and choose the access the task needs.