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HeatMatch uses public NYC energy data to pair any building rejecting waste heat (like data centers) with neighbors burning gas. It then estimates energy savings and installation costs for all matches.
What makes a restaurant unsafe? We set the research beside the city's own inspection record.
An explainable NYC 311 map that prioritizes repairable reports, assigns simulated crews, and builds road-based routes, while showing neighborhood coverage and keeping decisions reviewable.
A site-selection agent for independent NYC restaurants: it finds vacant storefronts, ranks them on city records and Qloo taste data, and tells you how to position the best one.
Moved cities? Home, again finds the café in your new neighbourhood that shares your old regular's taste, using Qloo taste affinity and a Claude agent whose every reason is checked by code.
Most ad tech knows where phones go. Stoop knows what neighborhoods love. Its AI agent picks NYC street screens with Qloo taste maps and writes each neighborhood its own ads. No tracking.
Parkii turns existing city street cameras into live parking availability. Ask by voice, and an AI agent looks at the curb and tells you where to park.
Snap an NYC apartment repair problem: the AI names it, a cited rules table sets the HPD hazard class and deadline, and you get a dated evidence log and a repair notice in English or Spanish.
People drown in their own homes because the warning never arrives. That is what Nepal's floods showed . Highground finds who floods, shows the way out, and sends help if they stay. Phone or Starlink.
Swale is a flood-readiness agent for Brooklyn: it reads the forecast, simulates the storm, ranks drains to clear, and briefs crews in 3 languages.
Immigrant families in NYC already ask a neighbor where to find food, a real lawyer, or a clinic that speaks Spanish. Navigator puts those answers inside the tools they already use: Ai, WhatsApp, Call
Say what is broken in NYC. Elastic counts your neighbors, Mistral finds the city job that fixes it, with real pay. Stop complaining, start fixing.
An evidence-backed NYC climate copilot using Elasticsearch and Mistral Large 4 to turn city data into decisions on buildings, buses, heat, flooding, and clean air.
Know what NYC's 311 data says about a building before you sign the lease.
An AI agent that predicts NYC restaurant inspection grades before the inspector arrives, backtested against reality.
Ramble is a NYC exploration app that simplifies your life by combining verified city data and live discoveries to uncover hidden gems, local events, and communities personalized to your interests.
Help people find information about the buildings they reside or plan to rent.
Homelessness caseworkers can't sort housing data fast enough. Homeward NYC simplifies it and drafts the next step: shelter packets, housing plans, and complaints against illegal voucher refusals.
An AI that researches New York housing questions and is not allowed to answer them. It finds dated events and measures what followed, from the city's own records. Sourced, never predicted.
Pac-Man on the real streets of New York: you're the ghost, the chompers are hunting you!
Wrap helps New Yorkers navigate parades, protests, and street closures. It finds routes around disruptions and suggests when to switch if transit runs late.
collect the blocks where new york gets filmed. chair turns nyc's public film permits into a live map and gps-verified pins you earn by showing up.
PlansAroundUs finds plans in one's area, sends reminders to friends, guides people through transportation, and pays for restaurant reservations and tickets, helping people grow closer with friends.
90% of NYC landlords have lawyers. TenantGuard arms tenants with AI to spot illegal eviction defects, claim 2x deposit penalties, and generate court-ready defense letters.
