We redesigned Atlaso from the ground up. Tell us what we got wrong.

Hi everyone, Ashish here, founder of Atlaso.

Quick context if you haven't seen us before: Atlaso is one shared memory for your AI tools. Tell Claude Code something once, and Cursor, Codex and the other tools you connect already know it next time. It saves your decisions, preferences and lessons as you work, so you never have to type "remember this."

Our old dashboard and website were busy and cramped, and a lot of you told us so. Over the last few weeks we redesigned the whole experience. Here's what changed:

• Setup is one prompt. Pick your tool, paste the prompt, approve in your browser, and you're connected.

• A calmer Overview. Ambient Memory shows what's still in play before you sit back down to work.

• A Memory page you can actually browse. Filter by project, jump to any date, or press ⌘K to search your memory (Pro can also ask it questions).

• A clearer Connections page. It tells you when a tool stops saving, and gives you the fix.

• A new website that explains all of it in plain words.

It's free for one tool, no credit card needed. Pro is $10/month if you want your memory to follow you across every tool and device.

Try it here: atlaso.ai

What would help us most:

1. Use it for a day in the AI tool you use most, then tell us the first thing that confused you.

2. What should it have remembered that it didn't? Or what did it remember that it shouldn't have?

3. Which tool should we support next?

4. If Atlaso earns it, a review on our Product Hunt page helps a small team more than you'd think.

I read and reply to every comment here. Honest feedback is welcome, even the harsh kind. It's the reason this redesign happened.

Thanks for reading,
Ashish