Valparaíso, Chile ·
Atarium, the digital Atari encyclopedia, is now available
A free app for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Android TV and the web that brings together more than fifty years of Atari history: its systems, games and accessories, with photos, spec sheets and period documents.
Since 1972, Atari marked the birth of the video game industry and pioneered home computing with its 8-bit and 16-bit lines. Until now, that history was scattered across forums, wikis and personal archives.
Atarium puts it in one place: 95 systems, more than 6,000 games, 203 accessories, magazines and manuals, a year-by-year timeline and a photo gallery. It works without an account, has no ads and doesn't track its users.
Atari is not just nostalgia. It is the seed of the entire modern industry. Atarium exists to ensure that seed is not lost, but rather germinates in new generations.
The Atarium team
- 95Systems
- 6.000+Games
- 203Accessories
- 12Languages
- 6Platforms
This is Atarium
Real screenshots of version 1.0. All of them are in high resolution in the press kit.
An Atari library in your pocket
What it is
An encyclopedia that catalogs and presents Atari hardware, software and documentation: consoles like the 2600, 7800, Lynx and Jaguar, the 8-bit computers and the ST line, peripherals, cartridges, manuals and magazines.
Why now
Many people who lived through that era still keep their consoles, and a new generation is discovering them through today's re-releases. Atarium gathers that information in a format that reads well on any screen.
Made for collectors, retro gamers, computing historians, educators and anyone curious.
From an idea to six platforms
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2026
The idea
Bring together, organized and with good photos, everything Atari made: consoles, computers, games and accessories.
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Jun 2026
First prototype
A single Flutter codebase for phone, tablet, computer and TV. The first entries, on Android and Mac.
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Jun 2026
The catalog
Thousands of entries reviewed one by one: systems, more than 6,000 games, accessories, documents and magazines.
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Jul 2026
Twelve languages
The interface is translated into twelve languages and tuned to work well with screen readers.
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Jul 2026
Every screen
Versions for iPhone, iPad, Android TV and the web arrive, alongside Mac and Android.
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Ago 2026
Launch
Atarium 1.0 is released for free and ad-free on the App Store, Mac App Store and Google Play.
The facts at a glance
- Name
- Atarium · La Enciclopedia Digital de Atari
- Developer
- MyComuApp (Valparaíso, Chile)
- Release
- August 1, 2026
- Current version
- 1.0.6
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Android TV y web
- Languages
- 12 interface languages; entries in Spanish
- Price
- Free, no ads or in-app purchases
- Privacy
- No accounts or tracking; favorites stay on the device
- Technology
- Flutter y Dart
- Website
- atarium.mycomuapp.com
Ready to publish
Logos, app icon, high-resolution screenshots for desktop, phone and Android TV, and the PDF books. Feel free to use them to cover Atarium.
What we get asked
Is Atarium an official Atari app?
No. Atarium is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Atari, Inc. Atari and its product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
How much does it cost and how is it funded?
It's free and has no ads. Development is supported by MyComuApp and by people who choose to back the project with a voluntary contribution.
Where does the information come from?
From public sources such as period manuals and magazines, community archives and catalogs, reviewed and written by the team. Any entry can be corrected if someone finds a mistake.
Can I use the screenshots and logo in my article or video?
Yes. The press kit materials can be used freely for articles, reviews and videos about Atarium. Please don't modify the logo.
Can I interview the team?
Of course. Write to atarium@mycomuapp.com and we'll reply personally.
Writing about Atarium?
For interviews, more information or custom materials, get in touch.
atarium@mycomuapp.com