We build the systems other companies call impossible.

Atomos Technologies is a software engineering company that builds AI systems, custom software, websites, mobile apps, blockchain applications and games, and delivers cybersecurity services. It works with individuals, startups, enterprises and government organisations across more than twenty countries.

Atomos Technologies (OPC) Private Limited is based in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, and delivers remotely to clients worldwide — including India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Thailand.

Yes. Atomos supports public sector engagements with NDA-backed delivery, documented security assurance, threat modelling and compliance-ready process. Every build is penetration-tested before release, and security documentation is produced as a formal deliverable for regulated work.

Cost depends on scope, integrations and compliance requirements rather than on a fixed rate card. Most engagements begin with a paid discovery phase that produces a specification, architecture and a firm estimate, so you can commit to the build with the numbers already known.

A focused MVP typically takes eight to sixteen weeks from discovery to launch. Enterprise platforms and regulated systems run longer because of integration and assurance work. Atomos delivers in reviewed increments, so working software is visible well before final release.

Yes. Through dedicated teams and staff augmentation, Atomos engineers work inside your process, tooling and repositories as an extension of your team rather than as a separate vendor. Engagements include technical leadership, documented handover and knowledge transfer.

You do. On completion of an engagement, all source code, designs and documentation produced for the project transfer to the client. Atomos operates under NDA by default and does not reuse client-specific code across engagements.

Every engagement can continue into support and evolution: maintenance, security patching, dependency updates, monitoring and feature work. Systems are handed over with documentation and deployment pipelines so you are never locked to a single supplier.