Search and read
Search across treaties, statutes and cases, browse by jurisdiction and read the text in the library.
- Search
- Jurisdictions and cases
- Library
Treaties, statutes, cases, side by side.
Search the space-law corpus, open the text, compare provisions and keep a watchlist.
Our editors maintain the corpus. New material enters only after review.
Compare
Put provisions from different legal orders next to each other.
- Side by side
- Across legal orders
- Open either text in full
Watchlist and publication watch
A daily run checks the stored sources in rotation for changes and reports them. New official publications from the UK, Germany, the US and the EU are detected daily and reported; they enter Atlas only after editorial review.
- A watchlist for your sources
- Daily source check, in rotation
- Review before anything enters
What it does not do
- Not every jurisdiction is covered. France and the UN are not part of the publication watch.
- Software is not legal advice.
- Found a wrong citation? Report it
Confidentiality
How Atlas handles your matters
Plain statements about where data lives and how it is used. No certification is claimed.
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Database in the EU
Postgres at Neon in Frankfurt (eu-central-1).
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EU-preferred inference for mandate chat
Mandate chat runs EU-preferred and fails closed. Other paths and fallbacks are documented, not hidden.
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Access scoped to your organisation
Matters live in your organisation, with roles for its members.
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No training of foundation models
Caelex does not train foundation models. The models come from third-party providers named in the AI disclosure.
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Sub-processors published
The sub-processor register, with regions, is public.
See Atlas on your own matter.
A 30-minute intro with the team. Access is set up with you.
Screening-level product copy — not legal advice. AI output in the product requires human review. Access requires organisation membership and ProductCode.ATLAS (trial or paid). The EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335) is a proposal, not yet in force. Caelex Atlas is not the German customs ATLAS system and not Cleo Atlas.