Atlas Makes It Legible
PKGBUILD diffs in a terminal are overwhelming - most people skip past them. Atlas surfaces suspicious build patterns, maintainer changes, and source-level trust signals in a clean GUI, so you actually see the warning before you click install. Arch repos, AUR, Flatpak, and AppImage - all in one app, with themes, accent colors, and a ~30% faster launch in 0.14.
Try the Live Atlas Dashboard Experience
We reconstructed a fully functioning web simulator of Atlas's layout. Try clicking package source pill switches, triggers simulated password checks, compile AUR dependencies, or clean storage space.
Good morning, Cory
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System Package Catalog
steam
Digital distribution platform for video games. Steam provides DRM, social networking, multiplayer matchmaking, and video streaming.
kodi
A free and open-source media player software application developed by the XBMC Foundation.
Spotify
Online proprietary music streaming service offering digital copyright restricted recorded audio, podcasts and video.
Zoom
Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing and online meeting rooms.
Dropbox
Access your files securely from any computer or mobile device. Easily share large attachments with friends and colleagues.
audacity
No description available for this package. A multi-track audio editor and recorder.
Explore the Atlas Interface
Take a look at how Atlas streamlines package management through its actual layouts, clean typography, and granular control pages.
The dashboard shows lazy, fail-open attention cards - pending updates, system safety warnings, reclaimable disk space, recent activity, and AUR safety advisories. A command palette (Ctrl+K) lets you jump to any page or action instantly.
The dashboard shows lazy, fail-open attention cards - pending updates, system safety warnings, reclaimable disk space, recent activity, and AUR safety advisories. A command palette (Ctrl+K) lets you jump to any page or action instantly.
Coded for Speed, Hardened for Security
How Atlas addresses classic package problems with elegant designs and architecture.
One Card, Every Source
When a program is listed across multiple sources (e.g. VLC on pacman and Flathub), Atlas bundles them under a single card with a source-comparison panel showing trust notes, versions, and sizes side by side.
Transaction Preview & Trust
Every install, update, uninstall, and downgrade gets a pre-flight preview showing download sizes, dependencies, AUR warnings, Flatpak permissions, and reverse-dep danger on removal. Copy the equivalent CLI command from any preview.
PKGBUILD Viewer & AUR Safety
A first-class build-recipe reader: syntax-highlighted PKGBUILD, risk summary, .install scriptlet tabs, maintainer/checksum panel, line-linked findings, and a "changed since your build" diff. Advisory only - never a gate.
Arch Maintenance Cockpit
System Health page with 10+ checks (DB-sync age, mirrorlist, pacman lock, keyring freshness, orphans, cache), a .pacnew center with per-file risk badges and read-only diffs, and a mirror manager showing the exact regenerate command. Pure Python, pure pywebview - no heavy runtimes.
atlas/gems/flatpak • core
atlas/gems/appimage • core
atlas/view/webview • pywebview
Arch & AUR Stay Separated
AUR packages are community-maintained - Atlas keeps them visibly distinct with heuristic PKGBUILD scanning, maintainer-change advisories, orphan detection, out-of-date flags, vote counts, and AUR discovery buckets (Popular, Recent, VCS, Binary).
Flatpak Transparency & Control
Flatseal-grade permissions page (Share, Socket, Device, Filesystem, Bus, Environment) with in-app override editing via flatpak override --user. Detail-modal badges show FOSS/proprietary, verified/unverified, downloads, and an advisory safety tier. Every edit surfaces the exact override command - nothing hidden from CLI users.
Filesystem/Bus/Env • editable
Safety tier • advisory
Override command • copyable
Installation Guide
Standard compilation workflows for the Arch build chain, makepkg compilers, or running raw Python codes directly.
AUR Helper (Arch & CachyOS)
The standard and fastest way. Install the stable release using an AUR helper such as yay or paru. Prefer atlas-pm (versioned releases); atlas-pm-git tracks HEAD for bleeding-edge builds.