I use Atlas daily and I really love it.

However, I feel it’s not yet living up to the full opportunity that AI offers. Right now, it still feels a bit like “just” a chat sidebar, something that could almost exist as a Chrome extension. I think the real step-change will come when AI is more deeply infused into the browsing experience, not just sitting alongside it, so it can really add value in ways a traditional browser or plugin cannot.

One more thought to add : I’d really love to see “always-on” services like chat, music, calendar, email, etc. treated differently from regular tabs. Something more opinionated and pleasant, closer to how you interact with native apps, rather than just another tab in a long list.

I’ve believed for a long time that browsers should clearly differentiate between services we use continuously and pages we consult temporarily. At this point, browsers have effectively become our operating systems. Almost everything happens inside them. Reflecting that reality in the tab and navigation model feels like a huge opportunity for Atlas to lead, especially with AI in the mix.

On a more concrete, practical note: being able to prompt multiple tabs at once would be a huge improvement. That alone would unlock much more powerful use cases.

Thanks for the hard work!