Most AI tools explain. We mark.
Atomly is a chemistry & biochemistry tutor that grades your answers point-by-point against the mark scheme — like a real tutor. Plus mechanisms, paper search, and proper citations. Built by a chemist.
What you'll get
Five tools, one tutor.
The Grader
The flagship. Generate exam-style questions, write your answer, get marked against the mark scheme — point by point.
Mechanism Explainer
Step-by-step reaction mechanisms with electron flow and reasoning — not just the product, the *why*.
Concept Q&A
Ask anything — orbital theory, stereochemistry, enzyme kinetics. Answers cite real textbooks and papers.
Biochemistry Pathways
Glycolysis, TCA, β-oxidation — explained enzyme by enzyme, with regulation, cofactors, and ΔG'°.
Paper Helper
Drop a paper. Get a structured summary, or find exactly where a term appears for citations.
Why Atomly
Three things other AI tutors don't do.
1. We mark, not just explain.
Khan Academy explains. ChatGPT explains. YouTube explains. Atomly is the only tool that takes your written answer and grades it against the actual mark scheme — point by point — like a tutor would. You see what you missed and why, not just "good job, here's another video."
2. Built by a chemist.
Atomly is built by a real chemist (BSc Biochemistry, MSc Chemistry) — not a generic AI app re-skinned for science. The content, the mark schemes, the mechanism walkthroughs are authored at university level by someone who has sat the same exams.
3. Chemistry-correct, with sources.
Generic AI tools confidently hallucinate mechanisms and get stereochemistry wrong. Atomly cites textbook chapters and primary literature, flags uncertainty, and verifies against a vetted library of canonical mechanisms.
From the founder
"I built Atomly because every AI chemistry tool I tried got the mechanism wrong, refused to grade my answers, or both. I wanted a study buddy that knew the difference between SN1 and SN2, would tell me what I missed in my exam answer, and could find a citation in a paper without me re-reading 30 pages. So I built one."
— Julia, founder of Atomly
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