Atlas Mankind introduces Atlas 1.0, a wearable EEG designed to monitor cognitive presence. The device sticks behind the ear on an adhesive pad, recording brain waves, electrodermal activity, movement, and voice patterns. An algorithm quantifies where attentional resources are directed, differentiating between outward focus and inward introspection.

Paired with an iOS app, users can track performance under pressure and stress recovery. The system logs daily activities to identify optimal states for productivity. Atlas 1.0 records speaking activity patterns rather than actual speech to protect privacy.

Pre-orders are available at a cost of $500, plus a $30 monthly subscription for sensor and adhesive replenishment. The product targets the 'marginal gains' crowd seeking quantified self-improvement. Early adoption carries uncertainty regarding long-term efficacy for personal goal achievement.