Stealthy Seattle startup innovation studio Ivy Softworks is lifting the lid off its first set of products that aim to be somewhat of a search engine on steroids for your digital life. Atlas Informatics, the first company spun out of Ivy Softworks, is “solving a problem everyone has,” according to Jordan Ritter, the Napster co-founder who moved from San Francisco to Seattle to launch Ivy Softworks two years ago. At its core, Atlas is all about tracking and saving any file, web page, email, chat thread, or other piece of information that you accessed at one point in history — regardless of… Read More
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