Ship log: 22atlas.com

22atlas.com is the product we can open. No client story to hide behind. No visit count either. Here is the real status as of this week.

Update, 8 October 2026: the home now leads with Always On Agents. The Hero, AI-Ab doors, Other services, Field notes, and Contact entries below describe that home. The rest of this log stands as written in September.

What is live

Hero

H1 is the brand line: We install the agents. You run the business. Sub says we set up Always On Agents in your own agent account, each with a clear job, and that nothing spends, posts, or sends until you approve it. Primary button: Book Setup. Under it, quiet links go to AI-Ab, Other services, and Field notes. We pulled a brighter-tomorrow line out of the H1 in September. It does not get to be the headline.

AI-Ab doors

Right under the hero, three doors into AI-Ab, the business OS we install: Ecom, Agency, and Custom. Ecom opens its own page. Agency and Custom open an email to us for now. One line under the cards says all three run in your own agent account. No prices on the home.

Other services

Other services is the build lane, and it stays small on purpose. Four titles stay exact: Custom Software, AI Development, Mobile App Development, Staff Augmentation. Custom Software, AI Development, and Mobile App Development each link to their own page. Staff Augmentation is a section on the custom-software page, not its own page. One button: Ask about a build.

Field notes

The blog desk lives at /blog. Field notes sits in the top nav next to AI-Ab and the Book Setup button, and the home shows the latest three notes in a thin strip. Weekdays only: Monday signal, Tuesday technique, Wednesday playbook, Thursday ship log, Friday curated. Week 1 Field notes replaced the sample posts on this desk.

Contact

The home closes on one ask: tell us which jobs you want off your plate. Book Setup sits there, and anyone who prefers email can write hello@mail.22atlas.com. For build work, put Build in the subject. The old project form is gone from the home. We will not pretend the chrome was always this far along. It is now.

What we threw out

• A brighter-tomorrow H1 that photographed well and broke the brand line.
• Long Work essays and Problem / Approach / Stack blocks with no real case behind them.
• Any public case, logo wall, or percentage we could not stand behind.

A marketing site collects costume as fast as an AI demo. We would rather look unfinished than look like a studio we are not.

Still ops

Search Console and GA4 exist as ops on the canonical host. The public sitemap lists the homepage, AI-Ab, services, How we work, Field notes, and privacy. Event wiring on Book Setup is work, not a story. We have nothing public to quote.

We will not quote a visit count we cannot stand behind.

Also waiting: a first approved public case when one exists, and the usual crawl checks after each deploy. None of that is a launch party. We will keep shipping this site in thin, visible chunks. If you want agents doing the routine work in your business, Start your build. For a build, see Other services.