Any target
Your machine, a host, an IP range, a subnet or a free-form list. Atlas even finds your network on its own.
NewYour network as a constellation
Map every open door.
Atlas is a port scanner for Windows: fast, beautiful and bilingual. See in seconds what your machine or your network exposes, and understand every port in one sentence.
Coming soon to Windows · 1.5 MB · Portable edition · English / Français
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Atlas in numbers
1.5 MB
for the installer. No bundled browser.
35 s
to scan all 65,535 ports of your own machine.
92
common ports explained in one sentence, in English and French.
0
data sent anywhere. No account, no tracking.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing more.
Built for people who want to understand their network, not learn a command line.
Any ports
One port, a list, ranges, all 65,535, or presets: Top 100, Web, Databases, Remote access…
Live results
Every open port shows up the moment it is found, with its latency, the progress and the speed.
Service detection
Atlas reads banners to recognize OpenSSH, nginx, Postfix, MySQL… and their versions.
Port memo
92 essential ports explained in one sentence, with a risk level. Star your favorites.
History & exports
Every scan is kept, can be run again in one click and exported to CSV or JSON.
Night or day
A dark “Night” theme and a light “Daylight” theme, one click apart. In English and French.
Portable edition
Run Atlas from a USB stick: history and settings stay in its folder, nothing on the PC.
Constellation
Your network, from above.
Every star is a device. The closer it is to the center, the more ports it exposes. Hover for a preview, click to see everything.
- Distance to the center = exposure: 1, 4 and 16+ port orbits.
- Color = highest risk: low, watch, sensitive.
- Satellites = one dot per open port, colored by category.
- Live : a radar sweeps the sky while scanning.
Two moods
Night or day, your call.
Screenshots
Take the tour.
Screenshots of the real app, on a demo network so that no real network is exposed.
Results of a subnet scan, grouped by device with banners and risk levels
Three moves
From click to map.
- 01
Pick a target
Your machine, a device, or the whole network in one click.
- 02
Pick ports
A preset, your favorites, or any range.
- 03
Explore
As a list or as a constellation, then export to CSV or JSON.
Under the hood
Light outside, strong inside.
The scan engine is written in Rust, the interface in React. Tauri ties them together without shipping a browser.
Async Rust engine
Hundreds of parallel connections with tokio, cancellable at any time.
Native streaming
Every port found reaches the interface through a Tauri channel, without waiting for the scan to end.
Ultra light
Atlas uses WebView2, already part of Windows. The installer weighs 1.5 MB.
Private by design
Everything stays on your computer. No account, no telemetry, no server.
Availability
Coming soon.
Atlas is coming very soon, for free, to Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). It will ship in three formats.
Installer
One-click install, no admin rights needed. Choose English or French when it starts.
Soon · .exe · 1.5 MB
Portable
No installation. Unzip and run, even from a USB stick: nothing is written to the PC.
Soon · .zip · 1.7 MB
MSI
For managed deployments. One package in English, one in French.
Soon · .msi · FR / EN
Will require Microsoft Edge WebView2, preinstalled on Windows 11 and up-to-date Windows 10. macOS and Linux will follow.
One golden rule
Only scan networks and devices you own, or that you have written permission to test. Scanning third-party systems without permission may be illegal.
Frequently asked questions
Is Atlas free?
Yes. Atlas is free, with no ads and no account.
Does my data leave my computer?
No. Scans, history and settings stay on your machine. Atlas contacts no server and collects nothing.
When can I download Atlas?
Very soon. Atlas is built and tested on Windows; it will be released as an installer, a portable edition and an MSI.
Installer or portable edition?
The installer adds Atlas to the Start menu. The portable edition lives in a single folder: perfect on a USB stick or on a PC where you cannot install software.
Is port scanning legal?
Scanning your own devices is. For a network you do not own, always get written permission before running any scan.
How does the scan work?
Atlas attempts a TCP connection on each port (a “connect” scan). No admin rights are needed. UDP scanning is planned.
What about macOS or Linux?
Atlas is built on Tauri, which is cross-platform: macOS and Linux versions are planned.