For parents
Build something with your kid.
Atech is a box of electronic modules that snap onto a motherboard. No wiring, no soldering. You describe what you want to build in plain language, the software writes the code for it, and you put the parts together like LEGO.
So far 5,000 modules and 300 starter kits have gone out to people building with them.
The kid will want to do the typing. Let them.
Parents who built with their kids
“As a dad, I’m really excited to see what your future projects bring so I can get my daughter into tech from an early age.”
“Think of something. Describe it. Build it. Hold it. That’s the loop. And it works.”
At a hackathon in Amsterdam on 3 October 2026, a Dutch father built with his kid for an hour and bought a kit the same day.
Things to build first
Two-player arcade
Two-player Pong on a screen, two knobs and a speaker.
Obstacle-avoiding rover
Four wheels, a distance sensor, and nowhere it will not go.
Music-reactive light show
Seven LED grids that dance to whatever the microphone hears.
Plant thirst monitor
A soil sensor in the pot that lights up when the plant is thirsty.
Good to know
- CE certification in progress.
- Early Adopter Kit · Big (20 modules): $159.00 USD
- Batch 3 ships October 12 - order before October 8.