An internal test first — not a public launch.

The Navigator’s Atlas is currently being internally evaluated through our Rhine Dogfood Beta, a real-world travel test of the experience.

What we learn on the Rhine will inform Early Explorer Phase 1 — a small initial group of approximately 4–5 Early Explorers who will help us evaluate the experience and the lessons from the Rhine before we expand further. We’ll update this site as that work progresses.

The Atlas is not a finished public product, and it may change, break, or behave unexpectedly. It is not intended as anyone’s only copy or permanent archive of their photos — please keep your own copies of anything that matters to you.

Who this beta is for

Access is invitation-only and limited to adults (18+) participating in the United States. Minors may not participate as testers.

What to bring

We ask Early Explorers to use low-risk, everyday material — a small travel photo set, a simple weekend trip, an ordinary family memory. A small batch, generally in the range of 10–20 photos, is plenty to get a feel for how the Atlas organizes a trip.

What to leave out

Please don’t use medical or health records, legal or custody materials, school or child-safety records, financial or government-ID documents, intimate images, or any large, unsorted camera-roll dump. This beta isn’t the place for anything you wouldn’t want reviewed as part of ordinary product testing.

What this beta is not

• Not a paid product or subscription.
• Not a public sharing or social platform — there is no public-sharing feature.
• Not a permanent archive — keep your own copies.
• Not an account system — there is no sign-up or login.

For the full detail behind these limits, see our Privacy & Ownership page, our Privacy Notice, and our Beta Terms — all currently in draft, pending outside counsel review.