Software studio · Hamburg
Software that
shows its work.
Atomar builds developer tools and one cycling game. Different audiences, same rule: every score, grade and result comes with the method behind it, in the open. The tools run on your own machine; the game runs in a browser and needs an account.
Day is the workshop. Night is the arcade. The switch brings one to the front — the other stays right below it.
Day · Build
Tools that read your code.
Analysis runs on your file system, against published frameworks rather than a private opinion. Your API key, your machine, your data — nothing is uploaded in order to score it.
prism0x2A
Architecture intelligence
Reads a codebase against 14 architecture frameworks and scores what it finds — structure, capabilities, patterns. Runs on your machine and sends nothing anywhere.
Runs on your machine · no telemetry
npx prism0x2aprism0x2a.devforge0x2B
Content matrix
Turns what prism found into something a human will actually read — release notes, decision records, briefs — in the register the reader expects.
Also at Atomar
Night · Ride
A game that reads your legs.
Same studio, same rule about showing the method — and nothing else in common. Hook up a smart trainer and the watts you actually push move a bike through a neon world.
Pixel Watts
Arcade indoor cycling
Arcade road riding for a smart trainer, on physics you can check for yourself — the model is published, not asserted. Leaderboards rank you against riders your own size, not against the lightest person in the room.
Plays in the browser · iPad app with Apple
What's next
More is in development. It appears on this page when it is ready to be used, not when it is ready to be announced — which is why you will not find a date on it. For where a particular product stands today, its own site is the place that stays current.
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