A normalized national civic-data layer over ~23,000 U.S

A normalized national civic-data layer over ~23,000 U.S. municipalities in 51 states (234.3M residents), drawn from 70+ official sources into one JSON schema across 40+ categories: AI-transcribed, timestamped council and planning-commission meeting video with automatic vote detection; agendas and minutes; municipal budgets, property-tax rates and pension funded ratios; building permits; crime statistics; business licenses; school-district performance; parcel ownership and zoning geometry; documented surveillance-camera deployments with contract detail; nonprofit IRS Form 990 financials; and federal/state grant award history. Sold as one-time historical JSON dumps or a live API.

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Industry: Data Processing & Outsourced ServicesApplication Software
Instruments: equitiesfixed_income
Categories: AlternativeGeospatialReferenceSentimentESG
Regions: US
Sample tickers: TYLPLTRCSGPZAXONRMAXBK

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Type: not stated
Format: Multimodal — bulk JSON exports and a live query API over: timestamped audio/video meeting recordings with ASR transcripts, structured fiscal/permit/crime/tax tables, geospatial parcel and zoning geometry, and document-derived fields from municipal meeting portals and public-record systems.
Volume: LARGE and largely quantified: ~22,996-23,000 municipalities across 51 states covering 234.3M residents, 40+ data categories, 70+ official sources. Observed density in one 11-town parish: 344 news articles and 12 meetings in a trailing 30-day window — extrapolated nationally this implies a corpus on the order of hundreds of thousands of meetings and transcripts per year, plus 25,000+ federal award records, 5,000+ state grant programs, the full IRS nonprofit master file refreshed monthly, and per-county registries (e.g. 895 documented surveillance cameras in a single Ohio county).
Users: ~1K-10K accounts (est.: core browsing is free and needs no account, so registrations are limited to paid tiers — Resident, Pro, Municipal Pro, All Access — plus a free Analyst tier for verified journalists; subscription and donation funded)
History: 2 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — hyper-growth: coverage went from 2,600+ municipalities in 4 states (April 2026) to ~23,000 across all 51 states (August 2026), with new towns added weekly and feature launches shipping on a monthly cadence.
Launched: ~2025-2026 — began as a personal project tracking Villa Park, Illinois; first public announcement by the creator was April 2026 at 2,600+ municipalities in 4 states.
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