Atoms
Atoms is an AI development platform that turns natural language ideas into working web apps, internal tools, and online businesses. Instead of a single model, it runs a coordinated “AI employee” team for research, product planning, system design, engineering, SEO, and analytics. Users describe what they want in chat, then refine layouts in a visual editor while Atoms handles backend, hosting, authentication, payments, and deployment. It targets both non‑technical builders and developers who want to move from concept to live product in hours rather than weeks.
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Pricing
- Free : $0 per month; includes 15 daily credits, 2 GB disk space, unlimited project sharing, and up to 2 Atoms Cloud projects.
- Pro : $20 per month; includes 100 credits per month, 10 GB disk space, private projects, downloads, badge removal, editing, unlimited Atoms Cloud projects, production cloud, and a custom domain.
- Max : $100 per month; includes 500 credits per month, 100 GB disk space, everything in Pro, 2x compute resources, Race mode, and a custom domain.
Features
- Multi‑agent AI team: Specialized agents such as Product Manager, Architect, Engineer, SEO Specialist, and Data Analyst collaborate to research, plan, build, and improve each project.
- Full‑stack generation and hosting: Automatically produces frontend, backend, user login, database, and Stripe payments, running on Atoms Cloud with one‑click deployment.
- Visual editor plus code access: Drag‑style editing for layouts and components, with the option to open a code editor, tweak logic, and sync or export to GitHub.
- Race Mode and deep research: Runs prompts across multiple models for competing outputs and uses a deep research agent to break ideas into features, flows, and market insights.
Use cases
- Solo founders and indie hackers: Quickly spinning up SaaS tools, niche web apps, and MVPs without hiring a full engineering team.
- Small business owners and operators: Building internal dashboards, booking systems, and lightweight CRMs to replace spreadsheets and scattered SaaS tools.
- Agencies and consultants: Prototyping client concepts, landing pages, and internal tools faster, then handing off exported code when needed.
- Developers and technical teams: Treating Atoms as an AI co‑developer to scaffold full‑stack projects, then refining architecture and code manually.
- Uncommon Use Cases: Used by educators to demonstrate modern software development workflows in class, and by hobbyists for experiments like small web games or web3‑style side projects.