In development — one feature area in closed beta
Tritlas
Tritlas is the product NMM Works is building to connect a site's assets, their status, and the next action. State Atlas and Infra Atlas are its feature areas.
Tritlas is the product NMM Works is building.
NMM Works is the company. Tritlas is the product it is building, and State Atlas and Infra Atlas are the feature areas of Tritlas. This page covers what the product is for and how far each area has actually come.
The feature areas of Tritlas
State Atlas and Infra Atlas are feature areas within one product. They serve different purposes and are not separate products. Their progress differs, so we show the current stage for each area separately.
State Atlas
The state that machines and sites report about themselves: what is installed, how it is configured, and how the parts are holding up. It is being built so a failing disk is noticed while there is still time to act, rather than after the machine stops.
Closed beta — invitation only
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A site's assets, including PCs, equipment, tools, and supplies, and the work of registering, ordering, and replacing them. An early prototype implements assets, locations, parts, procurement, and receipts. Currently only the owner can access it; integration with State Atlas and the shared operations platform is not complete.
Early prototype · owner-only access
Where things stand today
What is built, what is only a plan, and what you cannot use — for the product and for each feature area separately.
- Tritlas is the product NMM Works is building. State Atlas and Infra Atlas are its feature areas, not separate products
- We are building the platform foundation that keeps the customer and operator surfaces apart. It is implemented in our repository and is not running in production
- Endpoint software is installed on machines at the beta sites, and we are testing it there
- State Atlas is in closed beta at a small number of invited sites, with nothing being collected yet
- No readings are being received from those machines, and no data field has been approved for collection
- There is no sign-in yet — the part that would handle accounts is still being built
- Infra Atlas has an early prototype for assets, locations, parts, procurement, and receipts. Currently only the owner can access it
- One shared operations platform for the two feature areas, each keeping its own technical domain, is what we are designing towards. Nothing has been moved onto a shared operations platform
- Not open to sign up, and not for sale yet