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ProveUp is now in beta — and testing has begun ⚽️ The app we built for young athletes is live and running its first real trials. Now it needs real players to put it to work 💪 ProveUp is made for young athletes, ages 13 to 17 — and this is where you can help. If there's a young player in your life, invite them to test it 🏀

A son. A grandchild. A neighbor's kid. The teenager down the street who always has a ball at their feet.

What testing looks like: 🔴 They pick a sport — soccer, basketball, or American football 🔴 They film a drill on their phone — no wearables, no special gear 🔴 AI scores their movement in real time, then they battle other players 1v1 📲 All they need is a smartphone. Every young athlete who tries the beta helps us make it stronger before the full release. And they get an early look at something built to give talent a real shot at being seen — wherever they live 🌍 And if you'd like to try it yourself — you're welcome to join the testing too. No age limit on helping us build something great 🙌 Join our chat 🔗 https://t.me/+P1nbm-Dl5ctlMzAy Next week we'll post a simple step-by-step guide there on how to download the app and get started.

Three days in October you'll be glad you didn't skip 🐺 📆 ATOM GLOBAL AI EXPO — one of the largest AI events in Europe, and it's happening October 16–18 in Minsk. You don't really get the scale of something like this until you're standing in it. ➡️ 160,000 square feet. 40,000 people. Over 100 projects running live around you.

This is everything we've been building. All the years of work, in one place, where you can see exactly how far it's come.

⚡️ And from the stage, we're sharing how we're taking all of this to the next level. That announcement isn't going out anywhere else first. The room hears it before the rest of the world does. 📥 We'd really like you there. Apply here: https://apply.atomexpo.ai/

ARENA, explained by the people who built it ❤️ Brands need real attention. Clubs need money and visibility. Fans want to support the team they love and get something back for it.  💬 The interview with our team — BizDev, Marketing Manager, and Lead QA — covers how each side of the ARENA ecosystem is designed to benefit all three sides: ➡️ What ARENA is and the gap it fills between clubs, fans, and brands ➡️ How clubs turn fan engagement into real, predictable revenue ➡️ What fans actually do on the platform — and why they keep coming back  ➡️ How brands get structured access to real audiences, not inflated metrics

JGGL — True Stories | Episode 11 🤙 📍 "The people building this don’t always see which parts are hard for everyone else. It’s a blind spot." Meet Anna — marketer for IMBA, our music label. IMBA has music industry people and developers on the same team. Anna sits between them and everyone outside. In this episode she talks about her work: studying the market, planning campaigns, and turning complex tech into simple words — usually by shaking the answers out of the developers. 🧑‍🎤👩‍🎤👩‍🔧 IMBA grew out of JGGL — our music label, built by the same team. Anna's job is to get the word out.

🙌 Meet Athlospine AI: the movement lab athletes carry in a pocket Measuring how an athlete moves used to mean a room full of equipment: markers on the body, cameras around the walls, a specialist interpreting the output. Outside that room, it came down to the eyeball test. Someone watches you move and forms an opinion. 📱 The same assessment, from a phone Athlospine AI is being developed to bring guided movement assessment to a regular smartphone. In a few minutes, with no sensors, suits or extra equipment, the app captures movement data that can support a specialist's assessment. ➖ A few minutes, one phone ➖ Repeatable guided assessments, so changes over time can be tracked ➖ The specialist makes every clinical call - the tool is designed to help them see more 💪 Built around the sport, not a template Most movement apps start with a generic routine. Athlospine AI is designed around the athlete's sport, movement profile, training context and goals. That is what makes the reach unusual: the same app fits a high-performance program and someone training alone on weekends. All they need is a smartphone. What changes is the guidance. 🔬 Who is behind it A sports medicine physician with more than 23 years of experience, working alongside a team of engineers. Work with elite athletes across several sports shapes the thinking behind the product. The app is in development. Early movement data has been collected with elite athletes in biathlon, gymnastics and track and field.

🧬 Health is the capital that makes every other capital worth having That's the founding idea of Atom Health Capital — our new medical division. 🩺 The problem Most people go to the doctor when something already hurts. Booking takes weeks. Visits cost hundreds. So we skip checkups — and a small thing quietly becomes a big one. Almost every serious disease is easier and cheaper to stop early. Prevention is where the real value is. But today it's too slow, too expensive and too complicated to actually do. ➕ What we do We start with prevention — making it fast, simple and affordable. Today that means AI does the first read on your phone: it looks at a photo, a scan or a movement video and flags what matters. In seconds, at a fraction of the cost. We are driving the shift from reactive medicine to predictive — catching problems before they become diseases. But this division is bigger than apps. As it grows, health technology takes every form — smart devices, biometrics, robotics. AI runs through it all.

The rule: AI assists. The doctor decides. 

🎓 We bring together the best doctors and specialists from Eastern Europe — home to some of the world's oldest medical schools. We give them resources: our engineering teams, our expertise, our infrastructure, a direct road to the US market. Not a check — a whole company behind them. 🚀 Where we start Three projects, built for the US market first — and then the world: 🔹 Athlospine AI — catches back problems before they end a season. Led by a physician with 23 years of Olympic-level practice. 🔹 Skinmetra — tracks your moles month over month, so you notice a change while it's still small. Every photo goes to a dermatologist licensed in your state. 🔹 qDenza — keeps your family's dental records with you. AI trained under dentist supervision spots problems before they hurt. This is just the first wave. More are on the way. The cheapest illness is the one you never get.

✉️ Applied for the ATOM Global AI Expo? Check your email If you submitted the application form, check your inbox. You should have received an email with the necessary travel information and instructions for joining the dedicated guest Telegram channel. 📬 The email is from: guests@atomexpo.ai ❗️ Please check your spam or promotions folder if you don't see it in your inbox. The ATOM Global AI Expo in Minsk, October 16–18, is shaping up to be a historic event for ATOM. We’ll be showcasing dozens of ATOM projects — and announcing the biggest project ATOM has ever built. We're keeping the full details under wraps until the event — you'll want to be there when it's revealed. 🙌 Make sure you don't miss it — this is where you'll find the next steps for your Expo participation and travel preparations. 🌐 Haven't applied yet? Come to Minsk and see it all happen live: https://apply.atomexpo.ai/

JGGL — True Stories | Episode 10 🤙 "The word 'impossible' is not in my vocabulary. I always find a way to make things happen — while keeping everything above board." Meet Maria — legal counsel at JGGL. For her, the law isn't a barrier — it's the foundation. 🗂 In the new episode, Maria talks about legal work at JGGL: a team spread from Belarus to the United States, launching the app in stores worldwide, and contracts that let artists keep what matters most — their music. 🤙 This is Episode 10 of our behind-the-scenes series — a look at the people building JGGL.

A Texas school's second chance 📚

A Christian school in Tyler, Texas, with 50 years of history, was at risk of closing. Its teachers worked for free.

John and Amy Faue, whose son attends the school, started praying and were ready to give their own savings to keep it open. 🤝 We're grateful to support the school as it stays open and continues its work. Watch the video to hear John and Amy tell the story in their own words 🙏 ▶️ Also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jyP0PPrPZ4Y

A Texas school's second chance 📚

A Christian school in Tyler, Texas, with 50 years of history, was at risk of closing. Its teachers worked for free.

John and Amy Faue, whose son attends the school, started praying and were ready to give their own savings to keep it open. 🤝 We're grateful to support the school as it stays open and continues its work. Watch the video to hear John and Amy tell the story in their own words 🙏

🔎 ATOM is looking for speakers to headline the ATOM GLOBAL AI EXPO On October 16-18, ATOM is hosting the ATOM GLOBAL AI EXPO — one of the largest AI exhibitions in Europe. We're now building the speaker lineup, and inviting senior professionals from the world's leading companies — in payments, healthcare, agriculture, and technology — to take the stage 🎙 👉 If you or someone you know has hands-on experience in one of these fields at a leading company, this is a chance to speak in front of a global audience, get visibility for your work, and connect with the people building AI products across industries. This scale means real visibility for speakers: ⚫️ 215,000 square feet of exhibition space ⚫️ 40,000+ attendees ⚫️ 100+ AI projects ⚫️ 30+ speakers 📥 Apply to speak: https://apply.atomexpo.ai/speak

JGGL — True Stories | Episode 9 🪙 🔍 "When the tester finds some bug, I'm happy because it means our App will be of better quality." Meet Aleksey, JGGL's Lead QA. Aleksey’s primary job is to break the application on purpose. From playing the role of a malicious user with endless scrolls and rapid taps to verifying backend fixes, his team makes sure every new feature is bulletproof. For Alex, finding a defect is never a reason to be upset. He views every caught bug as a direct step toward a flawless final product.  🚀 Episode 9 of our behind-the-scenes series: a look at the people building JGGL.