Applications
One application is one program you protect. Each has its own API key, licenses, accounts, authorized builds, bans, logs and settings, and nothing is shared between two applications.
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Create an application
Press New application. Give it a name of 3 to 50 characters and, if you like, a one-line description. Atlas creates it with hardware lock and IP lock both on, and shows the API key in full once.
The Free plan allows 3 applications. If you have more than 3 on a Free plan, a banner says so and you cannot create another until you delete the extras or move to Premium.
Cards and rows
Each application is a card with its name, a state dot, the number of users (licenses plus accounts that are not tied to a license), a 24-hour chart of sign-ins and refusals, and N online when someone is signed in. A line of warnings appears only when something is paused, expired or banned; a quiet application shows nothing there.
The toggle at the top right switches between cards and a compact list of rows. The choice is remembered in the browser, and an account with more than 10 applications starts in rows. Click a card to select it: every other page then shows that application.
The actions menu
The three dots on a card open the actions for that application.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| View API Key | Shows the key. It stays blurred until you press Confirm and Reveal, so a screen share cannot leak it by accident. |
| Reset API Key | Makes a new key. Atlas emails you a link to confirm first. The old key stops working at once, so every build that still carries it is refused with an invalid-key message until you rebuild it with the new key. |
| Rename | Changes the name and description. Nothing else changes. |
| Pause everyone / Resume everyone | Pauses every license and account. Sign-ins fail with the paused message and their time freezes, so nobody loses days. Resume reverses it. |
| Disable Application / Enable Application | Disabled, every new sign-in is refused. People already signed in stay signed in until their session ends. Licenses, bans and settings are untouched. |
| Terminate Sessions | Ends every live session at once. Nobody is banned and anyone with a valid license can sign in again. |
| Remove All Resellers | Cuts every reseller's access. What they created stays. |
| View My Permissions | Lists what you may do on this application. An owner has everything. |
The danger menu
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reset Application | Deletes every license, account (emails and passwords too), session, ban, redemption, trusted device, pending verification, password-reset code and log, plus the authorized builds, your own alert rules and your custom messages. The application, its API key, its settings and its default alert rules stay. You confirm by email, then by typing the application name. |
| Wipe All Files | Removes every file uploaded to the application. Clients that ask for one get a file-not-found message. |
| Delete Application | Destroys the application and everything in it. Confirmed by email and by typing the name. This cannot be undone. |
Reset, delete and reset-key go through an email link so that a stolen session on its own cannot do them.
Where to go next
Authorize the program you will ship under Settings, Builds, then generate licenses or accounts to test with.
Application-wide behavior, such as the hardware lock and Anti-VPN, lives in Settings. The API key itself is explained in API keys.