Built by a student who needed it.
I am Joaquín Cruz, an International MBA student at IE Business School in Madrid. Before the MBA I worked in demand planning and category strategy, where the job was turning messy data into a plan people could follow.
The MBA gave me the opposite problem: six courses, each with its own Blackboard, deadlines and group work, and a calendar so full of "work on X" that the real due dates disappeared. Atlas Lite is the planner I wanted: deadlines on their day, work planned on purpose, and an honest answer to "will I make it?"
It is a lighter, public version of the personal AI assistant I use every day, called Atlas.
Made in a course, with the course's tools
Atlas Lite is my final project for Becoming a Solopreneur with No-Code & AI (IE, Prof. Jon Oleaga, 2026). It follows the method of the course: idea, PRD, design, then build.
PRD and design system written first; features decided in the PRD, not while coding.
Screens in Google Stitch, refined with the course design skills.
Supabase: real authentication, Postgres with row level security, server functions.
Google Gemini (Flash and Flash-Lite) called from the server, with validation and a daily limit.
Built with Claude Code and checked by independent AI review agents: one builds, another reviews.
App on Netlify. This site on WordPress with Divi, on my own domain.
Try it with your own week.
Or write to me: I would like to hear what is missing.