Atrium is where the design happens; Bond is where the business happens. Together they carry a design from the first wall to the workshop without retyping anything.
In Atrium: the survey of the space, then the pieces - composed freely from parts and sub-assemblies, made dynamic with inputs.
Atrium todayProject, edition and alternative appear in Bond with their plans, parts list and prices.
Bond todayThe Planner schedules design, design check, sales and production per person, in working hours.
Bond todayThe client sees the plans, products, renders and total price, places a product in AR, asks for changes or confirms.
Bond todayProcesses are already on the parts. Orders, instant quotes, cut lists, nesting and CNC files come next.
Coming soonDesignedFor a custom piece that is in no catalog: design → tender → companies quote → pick a maker → the winner completes it and gives the BOM. A share link so clients can review without a Bond account is coming too.
| Atrium (Windows) | Bond (web) | |
|---|---|---|
| Design | Parts, assemblies, materials, processes | Catalogs and the library |
| Space | Plan editor, DXF in/out | The same plan, plus 3D, DISTO input and an AR scan (beta) |
| Numbers | BOM data on every save | BOM and price per alternative, schedule |
| Work | Design and the production data on the parts | Planner (Gantt), client review and approval, AR, render gallery |
| People | Your sign-in and permissions | Company accounts, roles, licences, tickets |
Atrium also works on its own, with no Bond account, on a single computer.
A project holds its site surveys and building facts. Each edition can carry several alternatives - different designs for the same space - and each alternative has its plans. Atrium reads the whole tree straight from Bond, so the web and the desktop always see the same project.
The phases of an edition, as Bond schedules them.
"Remember me" keeps only the sign-in tokens, encrypted by Windows for your user on that computer. Signing out deletes them.
Atrium caches what it needs while it runs and clears it when it closes. Permissions are checked on the server, not only in the app.
Bond is designed so designers see the product and its price, while the BOM and how it is made stay with the maker.
Licences are signed by Bond and verified inside Atrium, so they keep working for up to 14 days without internet.
Every updated file is checked against its fingerprint; if a new version fails to start, Atrium goes back to the previous one.
The assistant works within your permissions. Your conversation and the data its tools return are processed by the AI service your company's Bond server connects to.
Atrium opens on a dashboard of your materials, tools, parts and assemblies, with what changed recently. Every document opens in its own tab and never locks the rest of the app.
