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Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 14, 2026

Atlas collects and uses information to provide its digital product intelligence service at atlasdpi.com. This policy explains Atlas's operations, the third-party services involved, and your choices. The operator's legal identity and privacy contact details are awaiting owner confirmation below.

Information you give us

Atlas collects account information such as your email address, profile and workspace membership details, and email-confirmation status. Our authentication service handles the credentials you submit to sign in.

Atlas stores saved workspace content, including research projects, evidence and source links, opportunities, digital product content, PDF drafts and versions, cover artwork, and settings. Some unsaved drafts exist only for your current session rather than as saved records.

Atlas uses a third-party checkout for subscriptions. Atlas receives subscription status, customer and transaction identifiers, and billing records needed to administer access; the checkout provider handles payment details. Shop purchases use a separate store checkout, which receives order, contact and delivery information that you submit.

Website analytics

Atlas uses third-party visitor analytics to understand website usage and diagnose problems. Visitor analytics and click tracking are enabled on the published site. With no analytics-consent banner currently connected, clicks on buttons and links are recorded for visitors without waiting for a banner choice.

Page visits, time on page, page speed and errors are recorded for every visitor, without cookies and without identifying anyone. The service also records referral sources, country, browser, operating system and device type. This analytics service stores nothing on the visitor's device and does not retain IP addresses.

The analytics provider keeps detailed data for 90 days and daily summaries for one year. These periods apply to visitor analytics, not to account records, workspace content or billing records. Lovable collects this data for us. Lovable's privacy policy explains how it handles it.

Browser storage and external resources

Atlas stores sign-in session information and shop cart information in your browser to keep you signed in and preserve your cart. This is separate from cookie-free visitor analytics. Clearing browser storage may sign you out or reset your cart; it does not delete saved workspace records.

Atlas pages load fonts and shop resources from third-party delivery and commerce services. Your browser sends requests directly to those services, which can receive connection information such as your IP address and browser request details. External checkout and social websites apply their own privacy and cookie practices when you visit them.

How we use your information

  • Atlas uses account and membership information to provide access to your workspace.
  • Atlas uses saved content to display and edit your research and digital products.
  • Atlas uses billing status and usage records to administer subscriptions, plan limits and credits.
  • Atlas uses your email address for account confirmation and recovery processes.
  • Atlas uses activity and error information to operate the service and investigate problems.

Atlas may share information with service providers for these purposes, or where necessary to respond to a legal obligation or protect the service. The providers' roles are described below; Atlas does not operate all of this infrastructure itself.

AI features and research queries

When you request AI assistance, outlines, sections or cover artwork, Atlas sends the relevant prompts, instructions and selected content to third-party AI infrastructure and model services to generate a response. Saved outputs and associated job or usage records may remain in Atlas. Avoid including passwords or information you do not have permission to share.

When you request market search information, Atlas sends the search terms and selected search context, such as country or language, to a third-party search data service. Saved research can include returned public source links and excerpts.

Provider processing is subject to the applicable provider terms and account settings. Atlas does not make a blanket promise that every provider retains no prompts or never uses data for model training; those settings and terms have not been fully verified for all service paths.

Service providers

Atlas uses carefully selected third-party service providers to host, operate, secure, analyze and power parts of the service. Atlas shares information with them only as needed for the purposes described below. Their processing is governed by their own terms and Atlas's account settings; Atlas does not claim that every provider is contractually barred from other uses unless that has been confirmed.

  • Account and infrastructure services — authentication, hosting, database and private file storage. They process account details, workspace membership, saved workspace content, files and technical logs so Atlas can run and store your workspace.
  • Payment and commerce services — subscription checkout, billing and the Atlas shop. They process the payment, billing, order and delivery details you submit at checkout; Atlas receives subscription status, transaction identifiers and billing records, not full card numbers.
  • Artificial intelligence services — generating outlines, sections, assistant replies and cover artwork. They process the prompts, instructions and selected content you send with a request, and return the generated result.
  • Research and information services — retrieving public search questions, related searches and source links. They process your search terms and search settings such as country and language.
  • Analytics and performance services — cookie-free visitor analytics and error diagnosis, as described in Website analytics above.
  • Communication and delivery services — sending account confirmation and recovery emails and delivering website resources such as fonts. They process your email address, message delivery details and browser connection information.

Atlas names a specific provider only where that is needed for you to understand or exercise control over a disclosure, such as the visitor analytics notice above. A list of service providers can be requested using the privacy contact below once it is confirmed.

International transfers. Service providers may process information in countries other than yours, including the United States. The specific processing locations and transfer safeguards used for each category are awaiting owner confirmation.

Retention. Providers keep information according to their own terms and Atlas's settings. Apart from the visitor analytics periods stated above, Atlas has not yet confirmed fixed retention or deletion periods for provider-held data; see Data retention and security below.

Social platforms are not currently connected for Atlas social publishing. If an internal account connection is activated, the relevant platform will receive the authorization and API requests described in the next section.

Internal social connections and API data

Atlas's Social Media Coordinator is an internal business tool, not a customer-workspace feature. As of this policy's update, no Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube or X account is authorized in Atlas's social records, publishing is paused, and live OAuth and publishing have not been verified. These publishing integrations are not yet available as operational services. Atlas does not support automated TikTok publishing.

The implemented connection flow is designed to ask the authorized business owner for consent through the platform's official OAuth process, not for a social password. The requested permissions cover authorized identity discovery and the applicable publishing action: Facebook Page posting, LinkedIn member posting, X posting, or YouTube channel video upload. A supplied profile URL alone is not authorization; the flow requires confirmation of the identity returned by the platform.

If activated and authorized, Atlas's connection records would include the platform's account, Page or channel identifier, display identity, granted permissions, authorization status, available expiry information and sync status. The server-side implementation encrypts stored connection credentials; that control has automated-test coverage but has not been verified with a live authorized account. Atlas would use API data to identify the selected account, check permissions and prepare or deliver approved business content, not to provide a customer social-data service.

The implemented publishing gates default automation to off and require owner approval for the first post and high-impact content. No unattended publishing scheduler is connected. Atlas does not currently retrieve social engagement analytics.

The implemented Disconnect action attempts provider-side revocation, removes the local stored credential, clears the saved account identity and permissions, and pauses eligible queued posts. Successful remote revocation has not been verified; an owner should also revoke access in the platform's connected-app settings. Disconnect retains the account-status record, drafts, post records and audit history; it does not erase already published platform content or guarantee removal from provider systems or backups. X authorizations can also be revoked at X's connected-app settings.

No fixed deletion period or automatic cleanup schedule has been verified for social API data, OAuth-session records, drafts, media or audit history. Any activation must be accompanied by confirmed retention and deletion arrangements; account connection is not currently represented as a live service.

Data retention and security

Atlas retains saved content and operational records in its configured database and storage. Archiving research, opportunities or products hides them from active views rather than permanently erasing them; removed evidence is marked as removed. Saved versions and files may remain.

Atlas has not established verified fixed retention periods for account records, saved workspace content, billing records, backups or internal social records in this policy. The owner must confirm a retention schedule and any applicable legal requirements. The visitor-analytics periods above are the exception supported by the analytics provider's documentation.

Atlas's implementation uses authenticated server checks, workspace-scoped access rules and private file storage. These are controls, not a guarantee that information is accessible only to workspace members: authorized infrastructure services and administrative operations may also process it. Automated tests and configuration checks do not establish a comprehensive security certification or verify every production access path.

Your choices

Atlas provides editing and archiving controls for supported saved records and billing controls for subscriptions. Archiving, cancelling a subscription, signing out or disconnecting a social account does not by itself delete your account and all associated records.

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have rights to access, correct, delete or obtain a copy of personal information, or to object to or restrict certain processing. The owner must provide the verified contact below for these requests. No automatic account-deletion workflow, complete backup purge or guaranteed request-completion period is claimed here.

Changes to this policy

Atlas will update the date on this page when this policy is revised. Any additional notice required by applicable law depends on the change and the circumstances.

Operator and privacy contact — owner confirmation required

The verified product website is atlasdpi.com. It is not a substitute for a verified privacy contact or legal operator identity. The following owner-input fields have not yet been supplied:

  • Legal operator/entity name: [Atlas
  • Privacy contact email: privacy@atlasdpi.com
  • Mailing address and jurisdiction: New York

These fields require confirmation before Atlas presents this policy as a completed public legal notice.