Who ATLAS Is For, and Who It Is Not
The same tool is a different product depending on why you opened it. A duel player wants three seconds and consistency. A casual player wants the round to stop being blank. Someone in computer vision wants to watch a geolocation model fail in interesting ways. These three pages answer each of those separately, and each one names the people who should not buy it.
What each group actually gets
| You are | The part that matters | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Competitive | About 3 seconds per round and around 4,000 points consistently, which raises your floor across a long set. | Assistance in Ranked is against the rules and no tool is provably undetectable. |
| Casual | Rounds stop being blank. 7 free rounds in the browser, no account. | If the fun for you is working it out, this removes it. |
| AI or CV | Single image geolocation on rounds nobody curated, with visible failure modes. | No weights, no dataset, and no architecture published. |
About one round in five it names the wrong country. That number does not change between these three pages, only what it means to you does. A duel player overrides it. A casual player shrugs. Someone working in computer vision finds it the most interesting thing about the whole system.
Frequently asked questions
Anyone whose enjoyment comes from working the round out themselves, because an assistant removes exactly that. Anyone whose ranked account matters more to them than a few extra points, because using assistance competitively is against the rules and no tool can promise it will not be noticed. And anyone who wants to genuinely improve as a player, because this does not teach you anything.
The browser extension gives you 7 rounds free with no account and no payment details. Three rounds is usually enough to know whether it makes the game better or worse for you. Both answers are useful and we would rather you find out before paying.
Yes. One key covers the Windows desktop app, the browser extension in Chrome and Firefox, and the mobile builds. Plans are Pro at 14.99 euro per month, Yearly at 33.50 euro per year, or Lifetime at 50 euro as a one time payment, and nothing renews automatically on Yearly or Lifetime.
More from ATLAS
If you would rather compare approaches than player types, the comparison hub covers studying by hand, browser scripts, and how to judge a bot before paying for one. Platforms covers what runs where, which matters because the unattended bot is Windows only.
Not sure which one you are?
7 free rounds in the browser extension answers it faster than any page here. No account, no card.
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