Atlas
Atlas app icon

Find any file.
Even the misnamed ones.

A file browser for macOS that searches by name, by meaning and by what's inside your files. Press ⌘ K and type it the way you'd say it.

Coming soon · macOS 27

A closer look.

The screens behind the features, as Atlas draws them.

Search screen

Write the query, or build it.

Type into the query bar and the rules appear underneath; change a rule and the query rewrites itself. Use whichever is quicker.

Limit it to one folder or a few levels down, then save it as a smart folder that keeps up as files change.

Quick Look

Look, then act on it.

Press Space to preview, and the actions follow the file: copy, convert or compress a photo; trim or convert a video or song; unzip an archive; copy the text out of a PDF.

Every change is a new file beside the original, and undo takes it back.

Terminal

Your shell, under your files.

A real terminal running your own zsh, with your prompt, colours and tools. Browse to a folder and the shell is already there; cd in the shell and the browser follows.

Show or hide it with ⌃ `.

Smart rename

Names from what's inside.

Camera, scanner and screenshot names are replaced with what the file actually shows or says, read on your Mac. Photos and screenshots keep their date.

Names you chose yourself are left alone, and every rename can be undone.

Overview

See where the space went.

Your home folder, iCloud Drive and cloud drives in one library: how much there is, what kind, and how much of it is the same file twice.

A copy on another drive counts as a backup. Two on one disk is space you can get back.

Browse

Everything Finder does.

Six viewsColumns, list, grid, a size map, recents, and a split view for moving between two folders.
Quick Look that does thingsConvert, compress, trim, unzip or copy the text without opening another app.
Space
A terminal, built inYour own zsh. It follows the folder you're in, and the folder follows a cd.
⌃`
Git status in the listChanged, new and untracked files marked where you browse.
~2 +1 ?3
StacksGather files from anywhere into one place. They stay where they are, and follow renames.

Files

Keeps things tidy.

Duplicates by contentByte-for-byte copies, whatever they're called. A copy on another drive counts as a backup.
Smart renameCamera and screenshot names become what's in them. Names you chose are left alone.
IMG_4821.HEIC
Google Drive and OneDriveBrowse and search your cloud drives. Nothing downloads until you open it.
Undo everythingTrash, renames and moves. Put Back works for Finder's Trash too.
⌘Z

Requirements

What it needs.

macOS 27Or later.
● Required
Apple IntelligenceSearches written as sentences, rename suggestions and summaries.
Optional
Full Disk AccessOr access to just the folders you choose.
Asked once
Everything stays on your MacIndexing, reading photos and documents, and understanding your searches happen on your Mac. No account, no server.
On this Mac