Version 2 · in effect from 13 November 2026

Terms

The short version

• Atlas is a free beta, a personal project run by one person. It will change, and sometimes it will break, so keep your own copy of anything important.
• What you put in Atlas stays yours.
• Use it for your own travel, and don't misuse it.
• You can leave whenever you like, and take a copy of your data with you.
• If these terms change in a way that matters, you'll get an email first.

These terms are the agreement between you and Atlas. You agree to them by pressing Continue on the screen that shows them, after your email address is confirmed. The Privacy Policy explains what Atlas does with your data.

1. Who runs Atlas

Atlas is made and run by Cláudia Torres Delgado, an individual in Portugal, not a company.

• Email: info@thisisatlas.app. This is also the contact point for anyone, including public authorities, who needs to reach Atlas about these terms or about content in it. You can write in English or Portuguese.

2. Atlas is a beta

Atlas is a map of the places you've been and want to go, and the trips that join them. It's a personal project, made by one person. It's free, with no ads, sponsors or other income.

It's also a beta, which means it's still being built:

• Features may be added, changed or removed.
• Bugs and interruptions are possible, and at times Atlas may not be available.
• The beta could end. If it does, you'll get notice and time to ask for a copy of your data (see section 9).

Atlas backs up its data carefully, but that can't guarantee nothing will ever be lost. If something you keep in Atlas is important to you, keep your own copy too.

This is what to expect from a beta. It doesn't take away any right the law gives you.

3. Your account

You need an email address to use Atlas. Whoever can read that inbox can sign in to your account, so keep it secure.

An account is for one person. Atlas is for people aged 16 or over.

4. Your content

The places, notes, trips, Notebook entries, labels and saved views you add are yours. Atlas doesn't claim any ownership of them.

So that Atlas can work, you let Atlas store your content, copy it to your devices and to backups, and show it to you. Atlas uses it only as the Privacy Policy describes. This permission ends when you delete the content or your account, apart from backups, which age out as the Privacy Policy says.

Nothing you add is visible to anyone else.

Some things in Atlas aren't yours or Atlas's: map data from OpenStreetMap, map tiles from Protomaps, city data from GeoNames, and descriptions based on Wikipedia. They come with their own licences, and Atlas credits them.

5. Place descriptions

Descriptions and guides are written by an AI from Wikipedia articles. They can be wrong or out of date. Check anything important, like opening hours, safety or entry rules, with a reliable source before you rely on it.

6. Using Atlas fairly

Use Atlas for your own travel. Don't:

• try to reach anyone else's account or data;
• try to break, overload or get around Atlas's limits or security;
• use Atlas to send sign-in emails to addresses that aren't yours;
• scrape Atlas, or use it to load other services (like the search or map providers) in bulk;
• use it for anything illegal.

If someone does, Atlas can suspend or close their account. Except in urgent cases, like an attack in progress, Atlas will write first, say why, and give a chance to respond.

7. If something goes wrong

Atlas is free and still in beta. Cláudia works to keep it running and your data safe, but can't promise it will always be available or free of errors.

As far as the law allows, Atlas isn't responsible for ordinary bugs or interruptions, or for what follows from them, such as missing a booking because Atlas was down or a description was wrong.

This doesn't limit responsibility the law doesn't allow to be limited. That includes harm caused on purpose or through serious negligence, harm to anyone's life, body or health, and any right you have as a consumer.

8. Changes to Atlas and to these terms

Atlas changes these terms or the service only for a good reason: to keep it secure and working, to follow the law, to fix problems, or to develop Atlas.

• Small changes, like clearer wording, just get a new date.
• Changes that matter to you, like removing a feature or lowering a limit, come with an email to your sign-in address before they take effect, saying what changes. If you don't want to continue, you can close your account and take your data with you, at no cost.
• Anything that goes further, like a new obligation for you, needs your agreement first. Atlas will ask for it directly, and closing your account will always be an alternative.

Every version is listed at the end of this page.

9. Leaving, and ending

You can close your account at any time. Write to info@thisisatlas.app from the address you sign in with. Closing your account deletes it and everything in it, as the Privacy Policy describes. If you'd like a copy of your data first, ask in the same email.

Atlas can end the beta, or close an account, with notice by email, except in the urgent cases in section 6. When it does, you can ask for a copy of your data before it's deleted.

10. If someone else takes over Atlas

Atlas could one day be run by someone else, such as a company. If that happens, you'll be told by email beforehand, and Atlas will ask for your agreement wherever the law requires it. You can close your account instead.

11. Law and disputes

These terms are governed by Portuguese law. If you live in another country, you keep the protection of its consumer law where that law gives you more. You can take a dispute to the courts where you live, or to the courts of Portugal.

If something's wrong, write first: info@thisisatlas.app.

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