Start with one useful journey
Describe who the app is for and the action you want to test. Build the screens that support that path first.
PROTOTYPES WITH ATOMIC
Show the idea.
Find the next step.
Move the conversation beyond a description. Build screens people can try, explore the flow together, and use what you learn to decide what comes next.
Made for your idea. Preparing for early access.
MADE FOR THE WAY YOU BUILD
Give your next conversation something to work with.
A focused prototype helps you test a useful question instead of trying to build everything at once.
See more than the happy path
Explore screens, roles, and dialog states on the canvas. Try the experience with sample data before connecting real users.
Turn feedback into a revision
Point to an element, add a visual annotation, and ask for a change. Keep source versions as the idea develops.
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 / Community events
Community events
“Prototype a community events app with an event list, event details, an RSVP flow, and an organiser’s attendee view.”
Start with this idea 02 / Product onboardingProduct onboarding
“Build a prototype for a project planning app with a welcome screen, project setup, first task, and a simple team dashboard.”
Start with this idea 03 / Client conceptClient concept
“Create a prototype of a membership portal with a member home, resource library, and an admin view using sample content.”
Start with this ideaFROM FIRST THOUGHT TO NEXT STEP
Your idea, taking shape.
- 01
Describe the idea.
Choose the question you want to answer and describe the smallest journey that can test it.
- 02
Make it your own.
Try the screens and states, gather feedback, and use the canvas and annotations to refine the idea.
- 03
Check it. Share it.
Share a published frontend when appropriate. Add a backend on a paid plan when you are ready to test persistent data and real accounts.
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 prototypes with Atomic.
Is a prototype a finished production app?
No. A prototype helps you explore a design and workflow. Before a real launch, review the generated code, test behaviour and access rules, replace sample content, and check any integrations and data handling.
Can I start with a frontend only?
Yes. Your screens start on sample data, with visual editing, source history, and source downloads. The proposed Free plan adds a backend, database, and authentication for one app; Builder and Pro add them for every app, with collaboration.
Can I try different roles and dialog states?
Yes. Atomic’s canvas supports screen and role previews, including states such as open dialogs. Templates bring sample accounts and records so you can explore a workflow from different perspectives.
Can a developer continue from my prototype?
You can inspect and download the generated source to review or hand off. Downloads do not include app users, business data, or hosting infrastructure. Broader app packaging and deployment choices remain on the roadmap.
YOUR IDEA GOES HERE
What could you
make possible?
Start with something you wish existed.
Tell us about it to request early access.