Established 2004
Atomik Labs is an independent studio shipping polished, purpose-built apps for phones, tablets and wearables — from real-time Bluetooth sensor tracking to on-device audio intelligence. Two decades of shipping software that does one thing exceptionally well.
Our apps
Every app starts with a problem we actually have — then gets refined until it feels obvious.
Real-time heart-rate-zone training. Pair any BLE chest strap and see exactly which zone you're in right now — so you adjust your effort mid-workout instead of reviewing it afterwards.
A podcast player that understands the episode. Every show is analysed entirely on your phone to build a topic timeline and strip the ad breaks — nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked.
What we do
Concept, design, engineering and release — one team, no handoffs.
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, built to feel like part of the platform rather than a wrapper around a website.
BLE sensors, USB serial devices and embedded companions — we speak the protocol layer, not just the SDK.
Audio and signal analysis that runs on the phone. Faster, offline-capable, and your data never leaves the device.
Wear OS tiles, quick-settings controls and home-screen widgets — the app where the glance actually happens.
Interface, motion and iconography designed alongside the code, so the finished app looks intentional.
Play Store submission, staged rollouts, crash triage and the long tail of keeping an app healthy.
About
Atomik Labs was established in 2004, back when "mobile development" meant fighting for every kilobyte. That habit stuck: we still care about battery, latency and the size of what we ship.
Today we build native apps that lean on the parts of a phone most software ignores — its radios, its sensors, its silicon. That's how you get a heart-rate display that updates without lag, or an hour of podcast analysed without a server.
We stay deliberately small. It means we choose our projects, and the person who designs your app is the person who writes it.
Atomik Labs founded — custom software and early mobile work.
Shift to native Android as the platform matures; Kotlin and Compose from the start.
Real-time BLE heart-rate zone training ships to Google Play.
On-device episode analysis — topic timelines and ad removal, entirely offline.
Building connected-hardware companions and taking on select client projects.
Contact
Have an app idea, a sensor that needs an interface, or an existing project that needs a steadier hand? Send us a note — we read everything.
info@atomiklabs.net