Two coupled municipal-law assets

Two coupled municipal-law assets. (1) National Ordinance Library: a full-text corpus of 100,000+ municipal ordinances from municipalities nationwide, indexed by topic, municipality size and state, with AI-generated per-ordinance summaries and intent-aware (semantic) search rather than keyword matching. (2) The higher-value derived layer: a state-law-vs-local-ordinance CONFLICT corpus — attorney-reviewed findings identifying which specific ordinance sections conflict with state statutes or with each other, plus prioritized amendment recommendations — and a legislative lifecycle dataset tracking ordinances and resolutions from proposal through adoption to codification, with institutional-knowledge retention per city. Also citation-backed municipal Q&A pairs (question → plain-English answer grounded in that city's comprehensive plan, minutes, code and state statutes).

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Volume: 100,000+ ordinances in the National Ordinance Library (vendor's current on-site count). Independently corroborated trajectory: the public ordinance database launched March 2025 at ~94,000 indexed entries "and growing", implying 100K+ now. Faceted by topic, municipality size and state. The derived conflict findings are far smaller and far more valuable — attorney-reviewed per-client code reviews, so order 10^2-10^3 reviewed code documents rather than 10^5 records.
Users: N/A — municipal B2B platform sold per city/county engagement, not a registered-user product; deployments are named-organization contracts (City of San Rafael, Greene County VA, NLC, Cal Cities, YIMBY Denver, US Department of War). Closest published reach proxy: end population on the order of hundreds of thousands of residents across three states.
History: 3 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — founded 2023, first customer-facing feature shipped Feb 2025 and the ordinance database launched Mar 2025, exhibited at a government-technology conference, selected for a public-sector AI summit and a Denver accelerator, and showing roughly +300% year-over-year headcount growth off a 4-7 person base (distributed US and Rwanda).
Launched: 2023 (founding year, corroborated by company registration records, a press profile, and the founder's June 2023 announcement of joining full-time after AWS; entered an accelerator the same year). Customer-facing product features shipped later, first feature Feb 2025.
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