Atomency is a browser-based chemistry simulation platform built for K-12 classrooms. No student data collection, no IT deployment. Open a URL and start exploring.
Why We Built This
Suitland High School — where Atomency was built — serves a student body that is 98% students of color, with over 94% qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. Access to high-quality science simulation tools shouldn't depend on what a district can afford to license. Atomency was built at that school, by a student who attends that school. The goal is access — high-quality science tools that work on any school device, in any classroom.
No account required. No installation. Works on any device with a browser — Chromebooks, school laptops, tablets.
FERPA-safe by architecture. No accounts, no sessions tracked, no data collected on individuals. Aggregate analytics only.
No software to install, no server to configure, no admin portal. Teachers share a URL. Students open it. Done.
What Districts Get
Atomency is designed to meet the requirements districts typically evaluate when considering instructional technology — standards alignment, data privacy, accessibility, and curricular depth.
Adoption Process
Formal district adoption typically involves curriculum review, privacy evaluation, and department sign-off. Atomency is designed to make each step as straightforward as possible.
Open atomency.com/lab in any browser. No login, no setup. Walk through the modules and see the NGSS alignment documentation at atomency.com/standards.
Email atomency@gmail.com with your district name and the name of the science department contact. We'll provide a full alignment packet including NGSS mapping, privacy documentation, and a one-page overview.
Share the alignment documentation with your science department and curriculum team. Atomency has already been reviewed and informally endorsed by chemistry teachers at Suitland High School (PGCPS).
No formal agreement needed to start. Teachers can use Atomency immediately. A pilot in one class costs nothing and requires no IT involvement — just a URL.
If the district chooses to formally adopt Atomency as an instructional resource, we can provide documentation for the district vendor system, usage guidelines, and ongoing support.
Reach out with your district name and science department contact. We'll send a full alignment packet — NGSS mapping, privacy docs, and a one-page overview — within 48 hours.
atomency@gmail.comBuilt by Ky'lin Spears · Junior · Suitland High School · PGCPS · Class of 2027