Built to fit
No template, no forced workflow. The software matches how the operation already runs.
ATLAS AG — SOFTWARE BUILT AROUND YOUR PROBLEM
14 products in production. Built for the work, not the demo.
Atlas AG builds purpose-fit software around the problems businesses need solved, turning specific workflows into tools that fit the way the business actually works.
Every product below started the same way: someone was running a real operation on spreadsheets, paper, and memory, and the tools on the market were built by people who had never done the work. We build custom platforms for businesses whose software doesn't fit them. Scheduling, tracking, quoting, compliance, field operations, customer portals, internal tools, and native mobile apps for iOS and Android. Discovery to production in weeks.
Native mobile when the work happens away from a desk, including in-person card payments through tap to pay on the phone itself.
No template, no forced workflow. The software matches how the operation already runs.
Small team, modern stack, no committee. Most builds go live in 6–10 weeks.
Your code, your database, your customers. No per-seat tax on your own operation.
Every build is priced to its own size and scope — a single-workflow tool and a multi-role platform are different projects and quoted as such. Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed date, agreed before work starts. Builds start at $15,000.
SERVICE REQUEST PAGES
Most booking forms are built to capture leads for the business. Ours are built for the business and the customer. Customers get a quick form in plain language, a clear next step, and a live status link that follows the job from received to scheduled to on the way to done. They are never charged a deposit they did not approve. Owners get complete requests — job type, photos, address, time window — in one inbox, deposits straight to their own Stripe account, and fewer 'did you get my message?' calls.
A short, phone-friendly form in plain language. They see exactly what happens next and get a personal status link that tracks the job through to done. A deposit is charged only if they approve it themselves.
Complete requests land in email and a simple web inbox. Deposits go directly to their own Stripe account. Each job moves forward with one tap, and the customer is updated automatically.
The page carries a machine-readable description of the business — services, area, hours, and how to book — plus a secure way for an assistant to submit a request. When someone asks an AI assistant to find and book a local service, the assistant can read what the business offers and send the request. It can never charge the customer; that still requires their approval.
Our request system isn't a new website. It sits behind your 'Request service' button, so your developer and your site stay exactly as they are. We set it up to match your brand, and it connects in whichever way suits you.
Your request page lives at an address like request.yourbusiness.com. Your developer adds one DNS record and points your booking buttons at it. It takes about 15 minutes.
Your developer pastes one line, and your customers can always book. On most sites the form appears right on the page, resizing to fit and working on phones. On sites with a strict security policy, the same line shows a working 'Request service' button instead, and the developer gets clear instructions for enabling the inline form.
If your developer would rather build the form themselves, they can send requests straight into our system, and you still get the inbox, deposits and customer status links.
Whichever way you connect it, we host and maintain the request system, including the owner inbox, deposit links, customer status updates, and the setup that lets AI assistants find and book you. You don't need new software, and your customers don't need to download anything.
Text message notifications, integrations with existing tools such as Jobber, and custom workflows are quoted separately.
This is a fixed system configured for your business, separate from custom platform builds, which start at $15,000.
Built for any business that takes service requests — trades, cleaners, auto shops, landscapers, salons and more. Each page carries the business's own job types, questions, photo uploads, deposit options and branding.
See the live demoSummarization, classification, extraction, pricing, monitoring — AI doing a job inside the product, not a chat box bolted to the corner of a page. Atlas AG has shipped it in production across monitoring platforms, marketplaces, and pricing tools, including MCP servers that let AI agents use the software directly.
Summarization · Classification · Extraction · Document parsing · Pricing models · Monitoring · MCP servers
Atlas AG works with businesses in these areas, with remote work available nationally.
Atlas AG builds custom operational software for businesses whose real workflow does not fit an off-the-shelf tool. That includes scheduling, field operations, quoting, compliance, customer portals, tracking, internal systems, and native mobile applications for iOS and Android. The work starts with the operational problem, then turns it into a product people can actually use.
Yes. Atlas AG builds native mobile applications for iOS and Android when the work happens away from a desk, including tap to pay on the phone for in-person card payments. App Store submission and review are handled as part of the engagement. Mobile work is scoped and priced to its size and requirements the same way as platform work, with a fixed scope, price, and date agreed before work starts.
Yes. Atlas AG builds service request pages with a short, phone-friendly form, a clear next step, and a personal status link so customers can follow a job through to done. The request system connects to your existing site rather than replacing it: use a page on your own subdomain or have your developer connect their own form. Owners receive complete requests in email and a web inbox, can move jobs forward, and receive deposits directly in their own Stripe account. Setup is $1,200, then $99 monthly (or $990 prepaid annually). Each page can describe the business and its booking process in a machine-readable format and provide a secure way for an AI assistant to submit a request when asked. An assistant cannot charge a customer; any deposit requires the customer’s own approval. Some people are beginning to ask AI assistants to find and book local services; the assistant submission path is for requests made at a customer’s direction.
Most Atlas AG custom software builds go live in six to ten weeks. Timing depends on how many workflows, roles, integrations, and data migrations the first version needs. The goal is a useful production release, not a long discovery project.
Paid discovery is $3,500 for two weeks, producing a spec, wireframes, and a fixed quote, and is credited against the build. Custom builds start at $15,000. A focused single-workflow tool typically runs $15,000 to $25,000. A multi-role operational platform with roles, notifications, payments, and mobile typically runs $35,000 to $60,000. A product you intend to sell as SaaS starts around $60,000. Scope and integrations determine where a project lands in those ranges. Atlas AG uses fixed scope, fixed price, and fixed date rather than open-ended hourly billing.
When a build is finished, the client owns the code, database, and customer data. Atlas AG hands over the deployed software and documentation rather than trapping the operation in a per-seat platform. Ongoing support is optional, not a condition of ownership.
By default, finished software is deployed to infrastructure the client owns—that is what makes ownership real. Atlas AG Managed, including hosting, monitoring, updates, and support, is available as a separate monthly service for clients who would rather not run it themselves. The client chooses the operating model; managed service is not the default.
The client pays for the third-party services their software uses, such as AI APIs, SMS, email, mapping, or payment processing. Those accounts and usage costs remain visible instead of being hidden inside an opaque software fee. Atlas AG helps select and connect the services, then the client keeps control of the accounts.
Atlas AG works with field-based and operational businesses in construction, agriculture, landscaping, logging, municipal operations, and the trades. The studio also builds for regulated professional services and local businesses when the workflow is specific enough to need custom software. The common thread is operational work that off-the-shelf software does not fit.
Atlas AG takes on marketing and brochure sites when capacity allows. They are billed hourly at $225 with a not-to-exceed cap quoted up front, plus $50 per month for hosting. Once a project needs user accounts, a customer portal, or an admin dashboard, it becomes a platform build starting at $15,000.