About
Atlaslab is a small team of clinicians, scientists, and engineers based in Shanghai. We got tired of switching between five tools just to finish one analysis. So we built one workspace where an AI agent can actually open your files, run your code, and write your report — and we kept your data on your machine, where it belongs.
Why we built it
A clinical question becomes a literature review, a cohort table, a regression, a figure, a draft, and a paper. Each step uses different software. AI tools live in browser tabs that can't actually touch the files. Hours disappear copying things between windows.
A single desktop workspace where the agent reads your PDFs, runs your R script, plots your figure, drafts the manuscript section, and tracks every result back to its source — so a reviewer or collaborator can audit any conclusion.
Clinicians running retrospective studies. Wet-lab teams processing -omics data. PhD students fighting their dissertation. Hospitals running internal research. Anyone whose work has to be reproducible and verifiable — not just impressive.
What we believe
Files stay on your machine. We don't index them, we don't ship them anywhere. The agent only sees a file when you ask it to read one.
The Data Flow graph links every chart, table, and number back to its source file and the tool call that produced it. Nothing is "just trust the AI."
Official Skills and Tools are reviewed for clinical, bioinformatics, and writing workflows. You install them in one click; they update through the Market.
We won't claim "5,000 researchers" or "99.9% accuracy" until they're true. We're a young team. We ship what works, we fix what doesn't, we tell you when we don't know.
