Make progress visible
Design a project overview with milestones, status, and next steps that your clients can understand at a glance.
CLIENT PORTALS WITH ATOMIC
Keep your clients
in the picture.
Give every project a home beyond the email thread. Build a place where clients can check progress, see what is next, and keep the conversation moving.
Made for your idea. Preparing for early access.
MADE FOR THE WAY YOU BUILD
Bring the project into focus.
A useful portal starts with a simple question: what does your client need to know or do next?
Make the next step clear
Add screens for client requests and project updates. Describe the records and actions your workflow needs.
Design each person’s view
Define client and team roles, then preview each one. Verify access to project records before inviting clients.
A FEW IDEAS TO GET YOU GOING
Start with a “what if”.
Use one of these as a brief, then make it yours on the homepage.
01 / Agency client workspace
Agency client workspace
“Build a client portal for a design agency with project milestones, status updates, client requests, and separate client and team views.”
Start with this idea 02 / Consulting projectsConsulting projects
“Create a consultancy portal where clients can see engagement progress and next steps, and consultants can manage project updates.”
Start with this idea 03 / Architecture project hubArchitecture project hub
“Make a portal for an architecture studio with project phases, meeting notes, decisions, and a client-specific project overview.”
Start with this ideaFROM FIRST THOUGHT TO NEXT STEP
Your idea, taking shape.
- 01
Describe the idea.
Describe what clients should see, what your team manages, and which records belong to each project.
- 02
Make it your own.
Refine the dashboard and preview both sides. Check that each role sees the right project and actions.
- 03
Check it. Share it.
Test access with separate accounts and real backend records, remove sample data, and publish when the checks pass.
Backend, database, authentication, custom domains, and collaboration are part of the proposed paid plans. See launch plans.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few things you might be wondering.
About building client portals with Atomic.
Can each client see only their own projects?
That is an access rule to include in your brief and verify in the finished app. Atomic’s backend supports identity and permissions, but a role preview alone is not proof of isolation. Test with separate accounts and records before inviting clients.
Can the team and clients have different views?
Yes. Describe the screens and actions for each role. Atomic supports screen and role previews so you can try the workflow as different people while you build.
Do I need a paid plan for client accounts?
The proposed Free plan includes the backend, database, and authentication a portal needs for one app; Builder and Pro include them for every app, along with collaboration.
Can I keep the generated code?
Yes. You can browse and download the generated source. A source download does not include client accounts, business records, or hosting. Plan any data migration separately.
YOUR IDEA GOES HERE
What could you
make possible?
Start with something you wish existed.
Tell us about it to request early access.