New York → LondonIn flight
AT 117AMAlex M.
ETA 6:42 PMOn time2h 14m leftTravel operations, in one shared view
Know where
your team is headed.
Before plans change.
AtlasTrack helps operations teams organize itineraries, monitor flights, and share authorized traveler status on one permission-aware map.
Business applications are reviewed. Applying does not start billing or require payment details. Approved owners receive a card-required 30-day free trial.
Coordinating personal travel? Start Free with up to five active travelers.
Available on
WebAvailable
WindowsUnsigned preview
macOSSigned release in preparation
iOS · AndroidIn development
Demo data
São Paulo ↔ JohannesburgIn flight
AT 838JRJordan R. +1
ETA 8:05 PMDelayed 25m4h 48m leftDubai → SingaporeIn flight
AT 354PKPriya K.
ETA 9:18 PMOn time1h 32m leftProduct evidence, not promises
- Web app available
- Windows preview available
- Manual and calendar import
- Authenticated workspaces
- Fictional demos clearly labeled
Available now and in beta
Start with the travel work teams do today
Current capabilities are separated from roadmap items so you can evaluate AtlasTrack clearly.
Available
Flight and itinerary map
Bring supported trips, travelers, places, and flight status into one visual workspace.
Available
Manual and calendar import
Create trips manually or import supported iCalendar itinerary feeds.
Available when configured
Connected travel sources
Use implemented calendar, manual, CSV, Gmail, and forwarded-email workflows when their required provider configuration is available.
Limited beta
Business Teams
Create C-Suite, Engineering, Sales, or other authorization teams. Assign travelers separately from viewers and managers, then choose organization-wide or team-restricted visibility without moving personal travel into the Business organization. Free includes one workspace member.
Alerts, mobile apps, SSO, SCIM, and advanced audit tooling remain roadmap items. See capability status.
From itinerary to awareness
How AtlasTrack works
A concrete path from reservation details to team awareness.
- 01
Import the itinerary
Add a trip manually or connect a supported calendar, CSV, or itinerary source.
- 02
Choose the workspace
Keep personal travel separate or place the trip in an authenticated organization workspace.
- 03
Share authorized access
Invite approved teammates or trusted viewers without making traveler data public.
- 04
Monitor the map
Review itineraries, active flights, arrival timing, and current data freshness together.
Team travel overview Illustrative preview
An example of the operational view AtlasTrack provides
Fictional team flights shown across a world map with accessible traveler status cards.
Sarah J.
SFO → LHRIn flight
UA 930 · ETA 16:45 · On timeMike R.
JFK → CDGIn flight
AF 011 · ETA 18:10 · On timePriya K.
NRT → SFOIn flight
NH 008 · ETA 14:20 · 25m lateAlex T.
SIN → SYDIn flight
SQ 231 · ETA 21:18 · On timeAt a glance
- 4
- Active trips
- 7
- Travelers
- 2
- Arriving soon
- 1
- Delayed
- 6
- Cities
- 5
- Countries
Arriving soon
Fictional scheduleDL
David L.
DXB → LHR
EK 007Arrives in2h 15m16:45 GMT
MG
Maria G.
GRU → MIA
LA 812Arrives in3h 40m18:10 EDT
Illustrative activity
- ✈Mike R.Departed JFK
- ✈Sarah J.Over Greenland
- ✈Priya K.Crossing the Pacific
- ✈Alex T.Approaching Sydney
- ✈James W.Departed Cape Town
Security and privacy
Travel visibility should be intentional
AtlasTrack uses authenticated access, organization-scoped data boundaries, and administrator-controlled traveler visibility. Teams can restrict regular members to assigned travelers while owners and administrators retain organization-wide oversight.
- Organization-based data separation
- Least-privilege foundations
- Secure authentication
- Authorized map visibility
AtlasTrack for Business
Coordinate your team in a dedicated organization
Request reviewed Business access. Applying does not create an organization or start billing; approved owners can activate a card-required 30-day trial.