A city changes every day — roadworks appear, buildings go up, traffic shifts. We build the system that keeps pace: a live picture of what a city's data covers, where it falls short — and how cities measure, compare and improve themselves.
We map what a city knows — and show what it doesn't.
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Agents scan official sites and the open web to find every place a city publishes data. Finding nothing counts too — a blind spot is a finding.
Each source is re-checked at the pace it actually changes — daily for traffic, yearly for land use — so effort goes where it matters.
Catalogues, feeds and spreadsheets become one consistent picture — every dataset described the same way, whatever its origin.
When two sources disagree, the conflict stays visible rather than being quietly smoothed over. You can see where a city disagrees with itself.
Everything a place should track is graded — covered, stale, siloed, patchy or missing — with a plain-English note ready to take into a meeting.
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No sensor, survey or dataset captures this at all. An honest record of a blind spot — and usually the case for new investment.
It existed once but has drifted out of date. A refresh-and-maintain fix, not a costly rebuild.
The data sits within a single department, unshared. Often the most affordable fix of all — integration, not procurement.
Good coverage in the centre, little at the edges — revealing where outer or under-served areas are being missed.
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