Real numbers, in the open.
Four sections: reach, exploration, student action, and catalog quality. Every metric has a “How this is counted” note, and we only publish figures backed by real data.
Returning visitors are not shown: we deliberately don't store per-person session history, so we can't measure returns accurately. We also publish a third-party Plausible dashboard as an independent audit trail; it reads lower partly because it only started measuring the day it was installed, and partly because a bug that let our own internal and preview traffic inflate this count was fixed on August 8, 2026 — totals from before that date may run high.
Program-detail page views and Finder search sessions are not shown: our page-view counter is site-wide and not split per route, so a per-program number would be a guess.
No approved outcome reports yet — so there is nothing honest to display here. Numbers appear as soon as students submit reports and a maintainer approves them.
Report an outcome →Applications, interviews, and outcomes are optional student self-reports and are not independently verified. Only reports approved by a human are counted.
Saved-program information remains private on each student's device and is not centrally collected.
Self-reports aren't verification. We cannot confirm any reported application, interview, or acceptance.
Saves stay local. Saved programs and tracker notes live in each student's browser and are never uploaded, so we can't and don't count them.
Not a 501(c)(3). Atlas of Opportunity is a student-led Washington nonprofit corporation incorporated on August 6, 2026 (Washington UBI 606 266 796). It is not currently recognized as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and does not solicit donations, so nothing given to Atlas would be tax-deductible.
Catalog is US-weighted. International coverage is growing but uneven.