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Atomly is an AI chemistry & biochemistry tutor for university students. Built by a chemist (MSc Chem) — Clara grades your answers point-by-point against the real mark scheme, the way a tutor would.

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It marks

Point-by-point against the real mark scheme — not just explanations.

Built by a chemist

BSc Biochem + MSc Chem. Curvy arrows and stereochemistry done right.

University-calibrated

Targeted at 1st-year through MSc. Cites Clayden, March, Lehninger.

Simple, credit-based pricing

Every plan unlocks all 5 tools. Plans differ in monthly credits.

Starter

For light, focused study sessions.

$5.99 / month
200credits / month
  • 200 credits / month — refills monthly
  • All 5 study tools
  • ≈ 10 graded answers, or 20 Q&A turns, or a mix
  • Built by a chemist, marked against real schemes
Start with Starter
Most popular

Standard

For students using Atomly through the week.

$9.99 / month
1,000credits / month
  • 1,000 credits / month — 5× Starter
  • ≈ 50 graded answers, or 100 Q&A turns
  • Plenty of headroom for mechanisms and Q&A alongside grading
  • Best value for regular revision
Start with Standard

Pro

For exam season and heavy daily use.

$14.99 / month
1,700credits / month
  • 1,700 credits / month — 8.5× Starter
  • ≈ 85 graded answers a month
  • The most practice and feedback before exams
  • For students who lean on Atomly every day
Start with Pro

Frequently asked questions

Honest answers about what Atomly is and isn't.

What is Atomly?
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Atomly is an AI chemistry and biochemistry tutor for university students. Unlike general-purpose AI chatbots, Atomly's tutor Clara grades your answers point-by-point against an explicit mark scheme — the way a real tutor would. It covers organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, and biochemistry topics from first year through MSc level.
How is Atomly different from ChatGPT or Claude for chemistry?
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General AI chatbots explain concepts but they don't mark exam-style answers against a mark scheme. Atomly does: every Grader response shows your score per criterion, what you nailed, and exactly where you lost marks. It's also calibrated to a chemistry undergraduate's level and built by an MSc chemist, with strong opinions about getting curvy arrows, stereochemistry, and mechanism conventions right.
Who is Atomly for?
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Undergraduate, MSc, and early PhD chemistry and biochemistry students at any university. The tools are calibrated for university level — not high school, not research chemistry.
What can I do with Atomly?
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Five tools, all included on every plan: (1) Grader — get marked on exam-style questions across 19 topics; (2) Mechanism Explainer — step-by-step mechanisms with curvy-arrow electron flow; (3) Concept Q&A — chemistry-focused chat with exam-answer summaries; (4) Biochemistry Pathway Explainer — metabolic pathways enzyme-by-enzyme; (5) Paper Helper — summarise or search PDFs.
How much does Atomly cost?
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Three monthly plans, all in USD: Starter $5.99/month (200 credits), Standard $9.99/month (1,000 credits, most popular), and Pro $14.99/month (1,700 credits). Each tool has a fixed credit cost — Grader 20, Mechanism 50, Q&A 10, Pathway 15, Paper summary 15. Cancel any time.
Is Atomly accurate?
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Atomly uses top-tier AI models (Claude Opus for grading and mechanisms, Claude Sonnet for Q&A and pathways) and is built by an MSc chemist who tunes the prompts for chemistry accuracy. That said, AI can still make mistakes — Atomly always tells you to verify critical answers against a textbook or your tutor before relying on them.