ATOMS: Digitizing the Physical World
Travis Kalanick's ATOMS is building the fourth manufacturing paradigm - systematizing the physical world the same way we do with software.
Software applied to the physical world
Over the last 4 years of programming I have learnt how to think in systems. Now, building production software, I see the same patterns everywhere - in code, in organisations, in nature. What software architecture can teach us about the physical world and how it impacts it. This is a living collection that grows as I build and observe.
Travis Kalanick's ATOMS is building the fourth manufacturing paradigm - systematizing the physical world the same way we do with software.
3 in flight
The Everything App: Agent Swarms for Normies
From Scripts to Swarms
Systems for Flow
The thinking on this page is grounded in things I'm actually running. These are the live systems behind it.
The command center for running Daeda - one internal app where every marketing and business signal lives in one place and the AI has full context. It grew out of a deliberate choice to build an internal OS instead of buying tools, and it replaced a stack of scattered docs, spreadsheets and subscriptions.
An automated daily sweep of the forums and social channels where our buyers already are - Reddit and the HubSpot Community - that surfaces the threads worth answering and turns recurring pain into a content backlog. The radar then scores them.