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Atlas One is a business organization system built specifically for Indian freelancers, consultants, and solo-run agencies. It connects your clients, projects, invoices, payments, expenses, and GST/tax position in one place, so entering one real event — an invoice raised, a payment received — updates everything downstream that depends on it, instead of you re-entering the same number in four different places.

Independent professionals like content creators, social media managers, graphic designers, video editors, developers, consultants, marketers who invoice clients directly. If you're currently tracking clients in one tool, projects in another, invoices in yet another tool, payments in your bank app, and expenses in a folder of email receipts, this is built for exactly that gap.

Not quite. General accounting software is built for accrual-basis businesses with formal books. Atlas One starts from a different default — cash-basis income (you're only taxed, mentally, on money you've actually received) — and is purpose-built around the specific decisions Indian freelancers face: GST threshold timing, presumptive vs. actual taxation, and TDS reconciliation. It's narrower by design, not a general ledger.

No, Atlas One does not file any return, does not calculate your final tax liability, and does not make legal judgment calls on ambiguous tax questions — it flags those for you to confirm with your CA instead of guessing. Think of it as showing up to your CA conversation with clean, organized numbers instead of a WhatsApp thread of screenshots.

Basic comfort with Notion (clicking into a database, filling a field) is enough — you don't need to build or understand the underlying formulas.

No. GSTR and ITR filings still happen at your end on the government portal or through your CA. Atlas One prepares and organizes the numbers for reference; it doesn't calculate final tax liability or submit anything anywhere on your behalf.

Atlas One tracks your billing as you invoice clients throughout the year and compares it against the applicable GST registration threshold for your situation (which varies by state and category). As you approach it, you'll see a clear warning well before the deadline — the goal is to make registration a decision you make on your own schedule, not a scramble when a CA points out you've already crossed it.

Treat it as an early-warning system, not a final legal determination. GST thresholds and rules can change, and edge cases (special category states, specific types of work) genuinely need a human judgment call — which is exactly what Atlas One flags rather than silently guessing at. Always confirm registration timing with your CA before or as you approach the threshold.

They're two different legal ways to calculate your taxable profit — presumptive taxation assumes a fixed percentage of your revenue is profit (simpler, less bookkeeping); actual taxation is your real profit after deducting real expenses (often higher, if your expenses are low). Which one is better depends on your specific numbers. Atlas One calculates both, side by side, based on what you've entered, so you get a fair comparison instead of something you have to research or ask your CA to estimate for you from scratch. Atlas One doesn't tell you which to file under — that decision, and its legal consequences, is yours and your CA's to make.

Yes — Atlas One has a "Non GST View" for non-GST-registered users that hides GST-specific calculations you don't need yet, and its main job for you is watching the threshold so you know when that might change.

All future updates to Atlas One will be shared and communicated to you over email.

No — there's no income-tax slab calculator. Atlas One shows you Deemed Profit and Actual Profit as two computed figures; what your final tax liability is, and which method to use, is a decision for you and your CA.

In your own account — not on Atlas One's or Controve's servers. Atlas One is delivered as a system you duplicate into your own Notion account workspace; everything you enter from that point stays there.

No. Once you've duplicated the template, we have no technical access to what you enter into it.

Yes — that's entirely your own action, using your own account's sharing controls (e.g., inviting them into your Notion workspace). We're not involved in or accountable for that sharing; it's between you and your tax advisor.

Its security is governed by the platform your account is on (Notion's own security practices), since that's where it actually lives — not by us. We recommend reviewing that platform's own security documentation if this matters to your decision.

The data remain within your account inside Notion platform.

Yes, using your account platform's own export tools (e.g., Notion's CSV/Markdown export), since the data is fully yours and fully in your control.

Check the pricing section — click here.

A one-time purchase — pay once for lifetime access to Atlas One itself, with no subscriptions or recurring fees from us. Atlas One runs on Notion's free tier as of today — continued free access depends on Notion's own policies remaining as they are, which is beyond our purview. See our Terms for details — click here.

Refer to the Refund policy — click here.

No, this is built around Notion's current free-tier plan — subject to change if Notion updates its own policies.

You may request a demo by filling out the Book a Demo form.

You will receive an email from us which shall give you further guidance on the onboarding process.

A consistent status vocabulary used across invoices, projects, and tax obligations: red for overdue, yellow for due soon, green for on track, a checkmark for complete, grey for not applicable, and a distinct paused state. Once you recognize it in one place, you can read the status of anything in the system at a glance.

Atlas One never silently assumes a safe default. A blank GST status shows zero GST, not a guess; a missing due date shows an explicit "not set" warning rather than a false-safe green light. If something looks incomplete, it's meant to look incomplete, not confidently wrong.

Every calculated figure in Atlas One is meant to be traceable back to the real transactions that produced it — trace it back to the linked invoice, receipt, or expense behind it first. Always confirm anything compliance-critical with your CA before acting on it.

You can use Atlas One on your phone though the Notion app.

You can reach out to us on email.

We will guide on the entire onboarding process and help you set it up.

Yes — feature suggestions and reporting bugs are always welcome. It helps us improve the tool you'll use. Reach out to us at hello@controve.com.

Yes — if Atlas One's standard system doesn't quite fit how you work, we're happy to discuss a custom build tailored to your workflow. Reach out to us at hello@controve.com to talk through what you need.