An installable web app on any desktop or phone, and a native Android app in your pocket. The same editors on both — not a cut-down mobile version.
Desktop or phone. Opens chrome-free, in its own window, with its own icon.
Open the web app →51.8 MB · arm64, arm32 and x86_64. Sideload or internal distribution — no store listing yet.
Request the APK →There is no iOS app. iPhone users install the web app.
Including the image and video editors. Work through a dead zone, come back into signal, and it saves. The heavy editor code is cached on first use, so every visit after that opens instantly.
Loses signal in a tunnel mid-edit, keeps trimming, and the file saves itself the moment the bars come back — with no dialog asking her to try again.
Speed where it's safe. Freshness where it matters.
A new version of Atilense is ready.
Bottom-centre toast · frosted panel
When a new version ships, the app tells you and waits. You reload when you're between things — not in the middle of a draft that's due at five.
Press and hold anything for its actions, with a haptic tap to confirm the press landed — every list row supports it, and nothing is buried in an overflow menu. Editors go full-screen on demand, and the back gesture steps back inside the editor before it leaves it. The native file picker is wired through, so importing a photo or a clip works the way you expect.
Photographs a delivery, long-presses the row to attach it to the workspace, and files it against the milestone before leaving the car park.
The Atitlán photograph sits behind every screen on both platforms, with genuine frosted-glass panels over it — so moving between laptop and phone doesn't feel like two products.
Install it free →