ATOM Intel is touring's road knowledge: airports that take a bus, hotels that fit a coach, bus call spots, clinics, late-night food, rental houses, rehearsal rooms. It sits under Community and is free with an account (not part of the Test Drive demo).
ASK, DON'T BROWSE: type a question at the top of Intel, like "DEN bus drop?" or "bus parking Nashville". ATOM reads the city, the kind of place and what you need (bus access, parking), and if one place clearly answers it you get an answer card first. See the Road answers in Intel topic.
WHEN YOU OPEN INTEL: a welcome page. Which city? Type any city and tap Open city, or use a quick pick: the city on your profile, tonight's show or your next show. Intel never picks the city for you. Four tiles (they open the city you typed, or search everywhere) cover what Intel is for: Get the bus in, Fix it fast (opens Road Rescue: say what broke, ATOM finds who can help), Care for the crew and Find a vendor. Browse everything at the bottom opens Cities, Directory, Discussions or Tips; Start here on the tab row brings the welcome back.
BROWSING: on the Directory tab with the search box empty, the category groups (Crew care, Logistics, Vendors + production) and the Cities tab let you browse. Tap any place to open its own page. National chains sit in their own group after the real cities.
WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM: crew road reports, TM group-chat intel, TM spreadsheets, and a public list of airports. Most of the ~7,000 places are directory records with no road intel yet; places with road reports rank first and say how recent they are.
ANONYMOUS BY DESIGN: reports show the reporter's role and the date, never a name. Who added what is kept privately for moderation only.
ADD A PLACE: + Add a Place. To add what you know about a place that's already there, open it and tap Report update.
WHAT BELONGS HERE: businesses and public places crews use. Personal contacts belong in your own contacts, never in Intel.