Proof Points

Every community board's Capital and Expense Budget Requests since 2019 with the agency response to each, combined from NYC Open Data and the Register PDFs. Click a district on the map, compare its requests against its 311 complaints and draft the follow-up email to the agency.

A radar for the NYS Office of Customer Experience. The biggest problems people hit with Medicaid are laid out in the order they move through the program, sized by people affected and shaded by online mentions, with public YouTube stories for each. Sample data for the demo.

Identifies disadvantaged census tracts with high food insecurity and strong transit connectivity, then scores vacant city-owned lots as candidate store sites. Adjust the scoring weights and the top sites re-rank live.

A plain-language guide for business owners who received a City summons: pick the issuing agency, enter the dates on the ticket, and see your deadlines and all four response options explained.

Pick one of three real Brooklyn affordable-housing projects, set the financing and site facts, and get a phased roadmap of every approval between you and lease-up, including the ones the subsidy itself triggers.

An interactive dashboard connecting where New York floods to where the city spends its flood-resilience capital dollars, down to the community-district level, plus a time-animated playback of the May 20 flash flood across the subway and bus network.

A video game that teaches New Yorkers how to use 311, turning the city's main service request line into something residents can actually navigate.

A tool for searching and reviewing city procurement records, making contracting data legible to anyone who needs to follow where public money goes.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server enabling live investigation of transit reliability. Already past 1,000 downloads since the event.

A website that indexes NYC's civic data, giving residents and builders one place to find the datasets the city publishes.