For local leaders who want their town to thrive

What if your whole town lived in one place?

One place where the town is run, where residents handle every task, where information arrives live, and where every local business finally exists online.

The idea

This isn't one more news app.

Plenty of towns already have one, and they stop at a directory. The real point is bringing everything together: the tasks residents need to run, the town's information, and the life of its businesses.

Town services
Everything from a phone, around the clock.
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Information
Live, to every resident.
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Local businesses
Each one online, together on the map.

Apart, they're just tools. Together, it's a town waking up, even in the off-season.

Who it's for

One place, three simpler daily lives.

The resident

Everything, from a phone.

School meals, vital records, childcare, trash pickup, permits, the town calendar. Around the clock, no waiting in line. And the town's information delivered live, no more mass texts.

The business owner

Finally visible.

The wine shop, the restaurant, the tradesperson: each one gets their own site, in their own colors, and shows up on Google and on the town map. Local businesses become findable again.

The mayor

The town, live.

What residents are asking for, what's stuck, what's happening. Run the town from one screen, and reach the whole community in a single notification.

The heart of the system

The resident portal. City hall, in a pocket.

Every task, start to finish, online. Residents request, track, and pay without a trip downtown. City hall handles it all in one place.

Town services

Everything a resident comes to city hall for, available online, with real-time tracking on every request.

Vital records (certificates, marriage)
School meals: menus, sign-up, payment
Childcare, after-school, day camps
Permits and planning applications
Trash: schedule, bulky pickup
Registration: schools, voter rolls
Renting rooms and equipment
City hall appointments, assistance programs

The resident app

Town life in real time, and a real connection restored between city hall and its residents.

Direct notifications, no texting
Town calendar and events
Report road issues with a photo
Business directory and map
Surveys, participatory budget
Council meetings streamed
Safety and weather alerts
Clubs and community groups
Resident assistant, around the clock
For the mayor

Your town, live right in front of you.

What residents are asking for, what's stuck, what's moving. And one notification to reach the whole town at once.

A market this weekend, a water shutoff, a public meeting? One notification, and the whole town knows. Same cost, whether it's 500 people or 10,000.

Where it starts

We start with your official website.

Before anything else, we rebuild city hall's website. The real thing, in your identity: clean, fast, and built to last.

Your identity, your crest, your colors
Accessibility-compliant, as public bodies are required to be
Secure, and hosted with care
Well ranked: the right info found on Google, not an old PDF
An assistant that answers residents, around the clock
Maintained and kept up to date continuously
The local fabric

Every business in town, online.

The first lever for bringing a downtown back to life: making what's already there visible. We start with a full count, business by business.

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We count everyone.

Business by business, we map who does what, where, and who's already online or not. A true picture of your local fabric.

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Each one a site.

Those with nothing get a real site, in their own colors, with their real details. They finally show up on Google.

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All on the map.

Gathered in the town directory. Resident or visitor, you find in a second who's open, where, and at what hours.

And they get a voice: in the app, a business owner announces a deal, an event, or something new straight to the residents nearby. Local business finally gets heard.

And it already works

A town and its businesses, in the same app.

In Logroño, Spain, more than one resident in four downloaded the town's app, and 280 businesses are on it. A town of 150,000 people.
Figures published by the platform's vendor, 2016.
Getting towns online

What if we brought towns back to life, one at a time?

Every connected town is a downtown coming back, businesses visible again, residents talking to one another. We build it town by town. Yours can be one of them.

Let's bring your town to life in one place.

We'll walk you through the idea in detail, tailored to your town. No commitment, just to see what it would look like where you are.