They know what you sell.

It's time to see
how you're built.

System Atlas is the registry of how companies actually work. Every company gets a research workspace: its people, processes, software, data and decisions, mapped onto the same primitives as everyone else in its industry, so the differences finally show.

Browse the registryEvery mapped company, searchable by industry, region and size. See what they chose to show.Read the industry schemasThe primitives every company in an industry is built from, and the rules that apply to all of them.Open your research workspaceYour whole company on one map. You decide, value by value, what the world gets to see.

Research workspaces

One per company. Ten lenses. One atlas underneath.

Every module reads from the same graph, so nothing is entered twice and nothing goes stale. Each module carries an access level. The company and System Atlas always see the full depth. Everyone else sees exactly what the company allows, and can ask for more.

01Standard overview
Standard Architecture
The company mapped onto its industry's primitives: people, process, software, data, decisions.
02Standard overview
Capability Matrix
Every module and sub-module with a state: have, partial, manual, missing, not needed.
03Restricted
Flow Atlas
What moves through the company and where it leaks: leads, deals, projects, invoices, cash.
04Private
System Map
The full blueprint. Every component, every interface, every handoff, zoomable to the parameter.
05Restricted
Company Directory
Roles, teams and who owns which process, as a tree and as a chain of command.
06Standard overview
Compare Systems
Side by side with competitors, aligned primitive by primitive, biggest deltas first.
07Restricted
System Fit
Where the company sits against the industry baseline, and the gaps ranked by impact.
08Public
Industry Overlaps
Primitives shared with adjacent industries, and the rules that apply across them.
09Standard overview
Apps & Software
Every tool by layer, with the integrations between them and the integration debt.
10Restricted
Research Library
Every source behind every value: filings, job posts, press, registries, client documents.

Public

Built from public signals. Anyone can read it, and the company can flag what is wrong.

Standard overview

A sanitised summary of what the company chose to publish. Enough to know who they are.

Restricted

Named people only. Investors, partners, a buyer in diligence. The company grants it.

Private

The full depth. The company owner and System Atlas, nobody else. This is where the work happens.

Want more than a company shows? Every profile has a way to ask them directly.

Primitives

An industry schema names the functions every company in it has: estimating, sales, procurement, billing. Each one breaks into modules and interfaces.

Atlases

A company is mapped onto the schema from public signals and from what the client provides. Every value carries a source, a retrieval date and a confidence label.

Comparison

Put a company next to its competitors, aligned primitive by primitive. The biggest gaps surface first, with the module that fills each one.

For agents and builders

The same atlas, over a CLI and an MCP server.

Agents will query the registry, pull a company's public architecture, run comparative analysis across an industry and design systems against real structures. Same tiers, same audit log. On the roadmap after the registry opens.