Keep intentional artifacts
Atlas begins with things you choose to copy—not a constant recording of everything you do.
KWIP Apps · Mac · In development
Find the thread,
not the clip.
Kwip Atlas is a private memory for the path around what you copy. It reconstructs editable work episodes on your Mac so you can recover context and resume earlier work.
01 · The missing path
The thing you need is rarely just the thing you copied.
It is the document it came from, the related link, the note you made next, and the work you were trying to finish.
Atlas is designed around context recovery: bringing those intentional artifacts back together as an evidence-based episode you can inspect and edit.
02 · The loop
Remember. Reconstruct. Resume.
Recover the episode
Related evidence becomes an editable account of the work around that moment, with uncertainty left visible.
Return to useful work
Reuse an artifact, reopen its source, export what matters, or continue from the context you recovered.
03 · Private by design
A memory instrument, not a monitoring system.
What stays with you
- Raw content, indexes, and reconstructed episodes stay on your Mac by default.
- You can pause collection, exclude sources, edit inferences, delete records, and export your work.
- Password-manager content is excluded by default.
What Atlas does not collect
- No keystrokes, screen recordings, microphone audio, or continuous activity stream.
- No complete browser history.
- No employer surveillance or productivity scoring.
Stay close to the work
Atlas is taking shape.
Choose “Product launches and app updates” on the KWIP list for occasional release notes. No launch date has been announced.