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for planners
We spent years inside the planning trenches at Tesla and the world's best consumer brands. Atomic is the tool we wish we had.
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The Model 3 moment
Michael and Neal met as supply chain planners at Tesla during the Model 3 launch. When the business needed to scale 20x, spreadsheets buckled.
External vendors quoted 12-month timelines. Internal engineering resources were stretched thin.
Rather than wait, Neal and the planning team built Vehicle Plan, an end-to-end planning engine that became the backbone of Tesla's supply chain operations.
The same pattern, everywhere
After leaving Tesla, Michael and Neal spoke with hundreds of planners and saw the same story repeating: teams still relied on spreadsheets because no tool delivered what they actually needed.
Precision Control
The granularity planners actually need
State-of-the-art modeling
Not 1990s optimization
Fast time-to-value
Days, not years
“An instant upgrade to planning tools and infrastructure, without months of onboarding.”
That's why we built Atomic.
The Agentic Decision Layer for Physical Goods
Five years from now, no consumer brand will run on dashboards. They will run on a decision layer. A unit-level explainable substrate where humans and AI work the same plan, every day. Atomic is building that layer.
The companies that figure this out first will run their categories.
That is the bet. That is what we are funding.
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