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Changelog

What's new

  1. October 2026

    Credit plans, data sources and your own email

    • New names: what we called a workspace is now a company, and its modules are now apps. Old links and bookmarks still work. The ready-made suites you can install are now Add-ons.
    • Clearer names for people: the people who build in the Studio are Collaborators (Configuration → Collaborators), and the people who sign in to your live apps are App users, on the App users page.
    • Credit plans: Starter (10 credits), Growth (50) and Scale (200), or any amount from 5 to 2,000 — paid with Razorpay in India or by card. No subscription, and credits never expire.
    • New accounts get 60 free credits after confirming their email.
    • Data sources: cloud databases, REST APIs and the Atlas Connector for databases inside your office, such as SAP Business One, and for Tally. Type @ in the chat to build on them.
    • Company email accounts: automation and app emails go out from your own Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Hostinger or SMTP address.
    • The builder asks its questions one step at a time, with choices you can tap or skip.
    • Collaborators in one table: roles, the apps each person can open and their AI spend this month.
    • A smoother Studio on a phone.
    • Terms, Privacy, Refunds, Shipping and Contact pages.
  2. October 2026

    A new look, and everything around the builder

    • The Atlas Studio identity: the three-bar mark, plum colour and Figtree type everywhere in the Studio.
    • Public pages: pricing, a help centre and service status.
    • Account settings: your profile and password, signing out on every device, and password reset by email.
    • Keyboard shortcuts — press ? anywhere in the Studio.
  3. October 2026

    First release

    • Describe your business and get connected apps — CRM, inventory, invoicing, HR, helpdesk and your own.
    • Every change is a plain-language plan with its cost, and nothing is built until you approve it.
    • Push to Live with checks, a backup first and a way back; custom domains with HTTPS.
    • Team roles with access per app, and approvals before going live.
    • Sell to clients: your brand, a company per client, products and SaaS sign-up pages.