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Atomic

An idea. A conversation. An application.

Turn a brief into a working web application, with source history, build previews, and a path to publication.

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ABSTRACT MACHINES / AI & APPLICATIONSSee how it works

The purpose

The idea behind
Atomic.

Atomic brings application creation into a conversation. Describe what you need, review a working build, and ask for changes. Source history and previews give each iteration something concrete to inspect.

Teams work in shared workspaces. Each published application runs in its own runtime, with Atom providing identity and application data. Atomic is in active development; we work through deployment and operational requirements with early users.

Inside Atomic

A closer look.

Explore the capabilities
and the thinking behind them.

01

Build through conversation

Generate and revise application source from a brief, with visible progress and a preview of the resulting build.

02

Keep the source in view

Browse verified versions, download source, and restore a previous working version as your application evolves.

03

Work as a team

Organise builders and applications in shared workspaces, with roles and access for app collaborators.

04

Publish with a history

Promote a verified frontend, track deployments, and roll back application code. Application data remains separate from code history.

From intent to action

How it works.

A path through Atomic,
one step at a time.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Start with the people, tasks, and information your application needs to support.

  2. 02

    Build and review

    Try the generated application, inspect the source, and refine it through further conversation.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Publish a verified version to its own application runtime and choose how users get access.

Go further

Find your
starting point.

Read, explore, or start a conversation about what Atomic could mean for your work.

Your next step

Where could
Atomic take you?

Tell us about your project.
Let’s find the right way forward.

Discuss Atomic

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