Atlas.
You define the business. Atlas gets it running.
Atlas takes over the roles of a delivery team (product owner, architect, dispatcher) and runs the delivery line. Every change follows the same fixed process, is checked against its acceptance criteria and gets an automated security review before merge.
Coming soon AtlasKivon Software Delivery TeamYou set the intent.
Atlas runs the delivery.
You give the product intent
Scope, priorities, deadlines and constraints. Direction, not tickets.
YouAtlas turns intent into specified work
As product owner, architect and dispatcher, Atlas knows the whole project, specifies the next items and answers technical decisions on demand.
AtlasThe delivery line runs
Specification with review, plan, build, review, test-driven development, acceptance criteria checked, automated security review, merge. The same steps for every change.
AtlasYou get working software and its record
Tested changes, plus an account of every action and every acceptance. The output and the record arrive together.
Back to youQuality comes from the line,
not from who is at the keyboard.
A fixed process
The delivery line runs its own logic, the same way every time. No step is skipped because a deadline is close.
Checked before merge
Every change is checked against its acceptance criteria and gets an automated security review before it is merged.
An architect on demand
Technical decisions are answered when they come up, so the work does not wait for the few people who know the system.
Scoped with you.
Every codebase is different. We start with a conversation about your product, your code and where your delivery is capped, and set Atlas up for it.
Where is your delivery capped?
Atlas is coming soon. Tell us about the backlog you can't get through, and we'll show you what Atlas would do with it.