Everything you own and owe, held in the currency you actually hold it in and added up into a single net worth figure. Every valuation you record stays, so you can see what that figure has done, what it grows into, and how much of your spending it already pays for.
Accounts, property, pensions, holdings and the loans against them, each held in its own currency and added up into a single net worth figure. Record a new valuation and the old one stays, so the figure has a history you can read month by month.
Attach income to the asset that produces it - rent to the flat, dividends to the holding, interest to the deposit. Atlas shows what share of your spending is already covered, and what it would take to cover the rest.
Give each holding the growth rate you actually expect and Atlas carries it forward, month by month, into a projected net worth you can read off a chart. The assumptions stay yours to change, and they are written down next to the number they produced.
Accounts, property, pensions, holdings, loans. Each one in its own currency, entered by you. It takes an evening, and it's the last time you'll do it from scratch.
Growth rates, income by type, what you spend, the goals you're aiming at. Your assumptions, written down where you can change them.
Net worth over time, what each asset type is worth, passive income against real spending. Come back next month, update a valuation, and the figure you replaced stays on the record beside the new one.
Atlas holds only the figures you record. There are no banking credentials to lose, because Atlas never asks for them. Every number on your dashboard traces back to a row you typed, so a projection is never built on data you can't inspect. Nothing you record is sold, shared, or used to sell you anything, and you can export or delete all of it at any time.
Nothing is estimated and no gaps are filled in.