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Explanation + example
This part of Atlas5
Every Atlas element has a purpose, a clear boundary and an example. Use this explanation before deciding what to do.
Example: Open the item, read its explanation, then try the example with a harmless test record.
Data & AI
What is rule-based, what is local, and what Atlas5 never inspects.
Rule-based, not AI
Destination suggestions, migration proposals, duplicate grouping and metadata gap checks are all rule-based. They compare wording in titles, file type, year and approximate size. There is no model, no training and no learning from your records.
What stays local
Atlas5 stores its records in this browser only. It reads only files you pick yourself, and keeps their metadata — name, type, approximate size, date you provide — never their content.
What Atlas5 does not inspect
- The content of documents, photos, audio or video.
- Folders, drives or devices you did not explicitly pick.
- Email, messages, calendars, contacts or financial accounts.
No silent restructuring
Atlas5 will never rearrange your Atlas by itself. A suggestion is shown with its plain reason and waits for your approval; you can always change it or refuse it.