Atmosfy Launches Atlas to Power AI's View of the Real World

Built on the world's largest live video map, Atlas turns authentic video into real-world intelligence for AI, search and commerce.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 2026/PRNewswire/ -- Atmosfy today announced Atlas, a platform that gives AI a live view of the physical world. Atlas is built on Atmosfy, the world's largest live video map, with more than 500 million experiences spanning 100 million places across 20,000 cities in 150 countries.

The video map is powered by Atmosfy's global community, capturing moments at restaurants, bars, hotels, stadiums and other places around the world. Each video connects a real place to a moment in time.

Spectra, Atlas's latest intelligence model, turns those videos into time capsules, connecting them into a single, living picture of the world.

Building on existing partnerships with Capital One, Expedia, SeatGeek, GetYourGuide, Virgin Hotels, Resy, Funko and others, Atmosfy is expanding through Atlas into video and data licensing for frontier AI models.

"As AI takes on more decisions for people, it needs to understand what's happening in the real world," said Michael Ebel, Founder and CEO of Atmosfy. "Where to go, what to book, what to recommend: those decisions depend on how places and experiences are changing. Atlas gives AI a continuously updated view of that world."

About Atmosfy

Atmosfy is the "what's happening" app for millennials and Gen Z. Its global community maps what's happening across 20,000 cities through real-world video, creating city-based feeds that show where people are going and what they're doing right now.

Atmosfy is backed by Redpoint Ventures, Capital One Ventures, Canaan Partners, Industry Ventures, Streamlined Ventures, DNX Ventures, Suntory Ventures, Plug and Play, and others. See Atlas in action at atmosfy.io.

Michael Ebel
Founder and CEO, Atmosfy
[email protected]

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