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The Follow-ups feed in AtllasX is your personal worklist of leads worth chasing right now. After your AI finishes a call, AtllasX reads the saved outcome and turns the leads that need a human touch — hot leads and booked meetings — into ready-to-fire cards. Each card already has the call, text, or email written for you, so you just open your phone’s own dialer, Messages, or Mail and tap send.
This is different from the campaign-level Follow-ups (SMS & Email) settings, which control what your AI sends automatically right after a call. The mobile Follow-ups feed is your personal worklist of follow-up actions you take yourself, from your own phone. See Follow-ups (SMS & Email) for the automatic settings.

What lands in the feed

The feed surfaces every lead still worth a human touch, sorted so the hottest work comes first: Cold leads stay out of the daily feed (and out of Autopilot) so low-intent leads never flood you — they appear only when you switch to the All window, as a clearly-labelled “Long shots” tier you can work if you choose to. Each follow-up is generated on your device from what your AI saved on the call — its drafted emails and recommended callbacks, the captured appointment details, the lead warmth, and the call summary. Nothing is written back to your account when the feed builds; it is read-only until you take an action.

The feed screen

At the top you choose the time window, then your follow-ups appear grouped by the action you need to take.

Time window

A toggle lets you choose how far back the feed reaches. Week is the default — not everyone dials every day.

Grouped by warmth tier

Follow-ups are grouped into warmth tiers, hottest work first. Each section shows a count of how many leads it holds. Each card still carries its pre-written action (call, text, or email); the tiers just put the leads most worth your time first.

Focus on one campaign

Tapping a campaign on the Home screen scopes the feed to that campaign — a chip with the campaign name appears under the title, and only that campaign’s leads show. Tap the on the chip to clear it and see everything again. Running Autopilot while scoped only works that one campaign’s leads.

Reading a card

Each card shows the lead’s initials, name, a warmth/outcome chip, a one-line headline of what to do, and the campaign it came from. The chip reflects the call outcome: The headline tells you the suggested move at a glance — for example Confirm the [day] at [time] meeting, Hot lead — reach out now, Email drafted & ready, or Missed them — send a nudge.

Run Autopilot

When the feed has items, a Run Autopilot button appears at the top. This hands your queue to Autopilot, which walks you through the same pre-written actions one at a time.

Empty and error states

Pull down on the feed to refresh at any time.

The follow-up detail screen

Tapping a card opens its detail screen, where you can review everything before reaching out.

Listen to the call

If a recording exists, a Listen to the call player appears at the top. Tap to play your AI’s actual conversation with the lead; the player shows progress and elapsed/total time, and you can pause and resume.

What your AI heard

When a call summary is available, a WHAT YOUR AI HEARD section shows the AI’s recap of the conversation so you have context before you reach out.

The pre-written message

The detail screen shows the drafted message for the recommended action under one of two labels:

Taking action

The primary button fires the recommended channel: If the lead is reachable by more than one channel, the other channels appear as alternate buttons (Call, Text, Email) below the primary one. Every message is pre-filled — you always tap send yourself.
Messages and Mail open in your phone’s own composer with everything filled in. You stay in control: review, edit, and send (or cancel) the message yourself. Nothing is sent without you tapping send.

Booking confirmations

When your AI captured a booked meeting, the pre-written text and email confirm the specific time — for example “You’re confirmed for [day] at [time]”. A meeting is recognised only from the structured appointment details your AI saved, never guessed from the summary, so a declined or merely-discussed time never produces a false confirmation.

Marking a follow-up done

How a follow-up clears depends on the channel, because the app can only know an outcome it can observe. When a text or email send is confirmed, a brief Follow-up sent confirmation appears and you return to the feed. Completed items disappear from the feed immediately. A follow-up tied to one of your AI’s tasks is also marked completed on your account, so it clears on the web dashboard too.
A lead who was called several times appears only once in the feed — you won’t work the same person twice.
If you open a follow-up that has since expired or refreshed away, the detail screen shows This follow-up isn’t available anymore. with a Go to follow-ups button. If it failed to load instead, you’ll see Couldn’t load this lead — check your connection. with a Try again button.

Next Steps

Autopilot

Work your whole follow-up queue one card at a time.

Insights

See how your campaigns and leads are performing on mobile.

Home-screen widget

Keep your waiting follow-up count on your home screen.

Follow-ups (SMS & Email)

Configure what your AI sends automatically after a call.