Fig. 1 Small team. Sharp tools.
Atomic Van is led by its founders, Jason and Jacob. We make and run Pingstack and Slidebit, and we build larger software projects for other companies.
PS-01Atomic Van product
Know when a job doesn't run, a site goes down, or a certificate is about to expire.
SB-02Atomic Van product
Sell ebooks, digital products, and downloads without building a store first.
We'd rather do it right than do it twice.
We also build software for other companies, and we're picky about which projects we take. They're usually bigger builds: a new product, a rewrite of a system that's outgrown itself, or the internal tool your team lives in all day.
Every project ships with tests and documentation, so your own developers can pick it up after we hand it over.
| A good fit | Probably not us |
|---|---|
| You have a real problem and a budget set aside for it | Brochure websites and template tweaks |
| You want code your team can maintain after we leave | Fixed-price bids written before anyone's seen the problem |
| You want to stay involved without managing every detail | Anything that has to launch by Friday |
Every check on the Griffin Arts Council's website was created by an AI coding agent through Pingstack's MCP server. Here's what it set up, and what it caught.
Slidebit costs 7% plus 50 cents a sale and nothing else. A typical store plan charges every month. Here's how to tell which one costs you less.
The worst outages we've seen weren't loud. A cron job stopped, emails never went out, a domain expired. Here's why we built Pingstack to catch the things that don't happen.
