Olympus Atlas

Greek mythology, gathered into one beautifully illustrated offline guide.
Olympus Atlas is a reference app for anyone who wants to actually understand the
gods, heroes, monsters and legends of Ancient Greece — not just skim a list of
names. Every entry is written as a proper article, illustrated with original
artwork, and cross-linked to the figures and places its story touches.

Open the app and you land on six categories: Gods, Heroes, Creatures, Myths,
Places and Symbols. Tap any one to browse its entries, or search straight from
the home screen when you already know the name you are after. Each article opens
with an overview of who or what the subject is, then continues through several
in-depth sections — origins, powers and symbols, the myths that matter, cult and
legacy. At the bottom you will find related entries grouped by category, so
reading about Zeus takes you on to Hera, Athena, Mount Olympus or the Aegis with
a single tap. Save anything you want to come back to, and it appears in your
Favorites, grouped by category.

KEY FEATURES
✓ 30 in-depth illustrated articles across six categories — every one written out
in full, not a one-line dictionary entry
✓ Six categories to browse — Gods, Heroes, Creatures, Myths, Places and Symbols
✓ Instant search by name from the home screen, or filtered within a category
✓ Related-entry links at the end of every article, grouped by category, so one
story leads naturally into the next
✓ Favorites — save the entries you care about and find them again instantly,
neatly grouped
✓ Five challenge quizzes — Gods, Heroes, Creatures, Myths and Places — drawing
ten questions at a time from a bank of 35 per category, so no two rounds match
✓ Immediate answer feedback and a score summary at the end of every round
✓ Adjustable article text size, for comfortable long-form reading
✓ Works completely offline — no account, no sign-up, no ads

HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick a category from the home screen, or search for a name directly.
2. Open an entry and read the overview, then the in-depth sections beneath it.
3. Follow the related links at the bottom to keep exploring, and tap the heart to
save anything worth returning to.
4. Head to the Challenge tab and test what stuck with a ten-question round.

WHY OLYMPUS ATLAS
Most mythology apps are either a thin glossary or a wall of unformatted text.
This one is built for reading: original artwork for every entry, a typographic
layout designed for long passages, and a structure that rewards curiosity rather
than dead-ending it. Everything ships inside the app, so it is just as usable on
a plane or underground as it is at home. There is no account to create, nothing
to unlock, and nothing asking for your attention while you read.