Saskia is the first niche consulting tool targeting specific types of projects inside Atilense, showcasing the power of AI and visualization for quick wins across industries. It begins where the industry it serves actually begins — not with chemistry, but with the memory. You describe an experience — the hour after rain in a pine forest — and Saskia works backwards through how that has been written about, what attributes it maps to, which materials carry them, and where those materials come from.
It is a separate subscription from Atilense, with its own way of working: slower, more tactile, closer to a studio than a dashboard. Everything on this page is built and running today.
You can enter at any layer and move in either direction. Start from a material and read back to the experiences it has carried; start from a memory and arrive at a supplier. Every association shows where it came from, so a jump you disagree with is one you can inspect and overrule rather than one you have to accept.
Jasmine and tuberose release most of their scent after dark. A garden at midnight is a genuinely different material from the same garden at noon — not just a different mood. Rose picked at four in the morning yields two and a half times the oil of the same bush at two in the afternoon.
Saskia treats hour, season and harvest condition as first-class properties of a material, because that is what they are. Ask for a night-blooming version of an accord and you get different sourcing, not a different adjective.
Perfumery carries a great deal of inherited convention presented as fact. The famous scent scale that maps odours onto musical notes has been quoted in fragrance marketing since 1857 and was never validated. Saskia will tell you that.
Every association is marked as evidenced, contested or conventional, and compliance checks return cannot verify rather than a false pass. You are told the shape of the uncertainty instead of being handed a confident number that isn't one.
The corpus behind Saskia is public-domain and openly licensed source material — literature, open-access sensory science, historic perfumery texts — with provenance on every association. The ingestion pipeline refuses material whose licence doesn't permit reuse, including work that is free to read but not free to build on.
That constraint is the point. A recommendation you can trace to a text you can read is a recommendation you can defend to a client.
Formula, compliance check, bottle design, label, supplier, shipped. Saskia doesn't stop at the composition, because the composition isn't the product — and the gap between designing something and a customer receiving one is where most small brands die.
Composite scenarios, not customer quotes. We'll replace them with real ones after early access.
Elena describes a childhood summer at her grandmother's house in Andalusia. Saskia proposes an accord built around fig leaf, sun-warmed stone and a dry jasmine — and flags that the jasmine absolute she has specified is over the EU allergen declaration threshold at her concentration, before she has spent a penny.
They have a bestselling scent and no idea how to translate it. Saskia maps the existing description into attributes, then proposes an eau de parfum interpretation — and identifies that their current supplier can't fill alcohol-based product, so the chain needs a second vendor.
Their existing formulation database connects directly. Their perfumers search forty years of internal formulas by feeling rather than by material code, and find a 1998 accord nobody remembered.
For indie perfumers, hobbyists and small brands. Everything you need to take a feeling to a bottle you can sell.
For corporate labs and flavour & fragrance houses. Everything in Saskia, connected to the systems and the archive you already own.
Saskia is a separate subscription from Atilense, not a bundled feature. If you want the delivery side too, Workspaces+ puts Atilense Workspaces and the Saskia Synesthesia Lab on one bill at $238/mo — $149 plus $89, no bundling markup.
Saskia+ connects Atilense to the systems a fragrance or cosmetics business already runs — the formulation PLM and LIMS on the technical side, the ERP on the commercial side — in both directions. A composition approved in Saskia becomes a bill of materials in the ERP; a batch released in the ERP returns its lot numbers and yields to the composition; a result posted by an instrument into the LIMS lands on the trial it belongs to.
Every field mapping is explicit and reviewable, every sync is logged with an audit trail built for 21 CFR Part 11 and ISO 22716 expectations, and a conflict surfaces for a human decision rather than being silently overwritten. Your formulas stay yours: the private corpus is never used to train anything shared, and you can export the whole archive at any time in the standard formats below.
System names are their owners' trademarks and are listed as integration targets, not endorsements or partnerships. Connector availability for your specific stack is confirmed during onboarding; Saskia+ includes the scoping and the build.
Saskia is $89 a month on its own, $839 for corporate labs with their own systems and archive, and $238 alongside Atilense Workspaces.