Room for
a little discovery.
Explore color. Give ideas form.
Find the right moment.
Three atlases for the things you make
and the way you see the world.
Color Atlas
Find a palette, check contrast, and turn a single color into a visual direction. A place to explore before you create.
Form Atlas
Explore parametric constructions and turn your measurements into editable geometry, cutting files, and making plans.
Time Atlas
Compare places, plan a fair meeting, and understand the daylight. Practical instruments for a world that never stands still.
Different tools.
A shared way of looking.
Good work often starts with a small question. Which colors belong together? How does a flat sheet become an object? When will the light be right? AtlasChroma brings these questions into one place, with dedicated tools to help you investigate each one.
Meet AtlasChromaA few things to know.
Where should I start?
Start with Color Atlas for palettes and visual design, Form Atlas for dimensions and fabrication geometry, or Time Atlas for world clocks, daylight, and meetings. Each atlas opens as its own application.
Do the three apps share my projects?
Following a link changes the application. It does not automatically transfer your project or synchronize your data. Use each application's export, import, or sharing controls where available.
Can I use the results in a real project?
Review the method, assumptions, and licensing shown in the relevant atlas. Screen colors vary by display; fabricated objects need material and fit checks; daylight and time results depend on the selected location, date, and model.
What is this website?
This is the directory and editorial home of the AtlasChroma family. It helps you choose a tool and find practical ways to use the atlases together. Read our privacy and advertising notice for information about this website.