Atomency is a school-reviewable browser-based chemistry platform designed for classroom instruction and guided scientific exploration. Students build molecules, mix solutions, capture evidence, replay decisions, and export work. Public individual exploration is available; classroom use, assigned work, schoolwide deployment, and institutional pilots require a paid license or written authorization.
Students can work from a URL, save drafts locally, and export evidence files when a teacher asks. Core use does not require rosters, passwords, or server-side student records. Teacher-entered names in review tools stay in the teacher's browser or exported files.
Atomency ships as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and static data packs. Molecular Lab, Chemical Bench, assignment links, replay, and portfolio export run in the browser so students can open a simulation and start learning immediately without account friction or complicated setup.
Typical annual licensing for official classroom adoption: $4,000-$8,000+ depending on school/district scope, implementation needs, support, updates, review materials, and deployment terms. Schools, districts, programs, and organizations are not permitted to use Atomency for instruction, assignments, institutional pilots, or schoolwide deployment without a paid license or written authorization.
Atomency appears in the Rio Rancho Public Schools Digital Resource Catalog with the catalog status "Approved with Caution" and is referenced through Livonia Public Schools Holmes Media Center Teacher Resources. These are resource references, not formal adoption, endorsement, partnership, or licensing claims.
Supports multi-vessel pouring, dilution, concentration, strong acid/base neutralization, weak acid/base and buffer estimates, speciation fractions, ionic strength, conductivity, heat estimates, Ksp and solubility-rule precipitation, solubility limits, carbonate/bicarbonate/sulfite gas evolution, ammonium/base ammonia cue, indicators, color evidence, and curated permanganate/iron redox.
Atomency models classroom-scale chemistry concepts and is intended for instructional use. It is not intended for professional laboratory or industrial chemistry analysis. Unsupported formulas and reaction families show what was calculated and what mechanism/data is missing.
Official district instructional use, maintained classroom builds, priority classroom-blocking fixes, review artifacts, chemistry data updates, assignment/portfolio improvements, direct founder support, and update notes during the license term.
Pilot classrooms receive direct onboarding and implementation support during deployment, including setup guidance, a teacher walkthrough, pilot feedback collection, and response prioritization for classroom-blocking issues.
Supports NGSS matter/reactions, high school structure and properties, AP Chemistry quantitative reasoning, and IB investigation evidence through models, measurements, and written claims.
Recommended review pages: licensing.html, district-review.html, supported-chemistry.html, privacy.html, ngss.html, assignments.html, mathboard.html, and lab.html. Optional integrations should be school-provided and are not required for the core workflow. Atomency is an educational tool, not a professional lab safety system or industrial chemistry analysis platform.