Both applications run on live Philadelphia data today — payroll, property assessments, and more.
Next major metros on the roadmap, plus additional cities as connectors are built out. No committed dates — the architecture is what makes this realistic, not a promise.
Turns Philadelphia's public payroll records into something you can actually explore — every city employee's title, department, and salary, tracked quarter by quarter from 2019 to today, with historical data back to 2016. Filter by department, follow an individual's entire career trajectory, see who got the biggest raises this quarter, spot department transfers, and track how senior leadership compensation moves over time.
Distinguishes what someone's official salary rate is at any moment from what they actually earned that year — since the two can diverge with overtime and mid-year changes.
Journalists, researchers, watchdog groups, city employees, and anyone tracking public payroll
Live OpenDataPhilly payroll records, 2016–present
Analyzes Philadelphia property tax assessments against live OPA data, flags likely over-assessments, and generates a BRT-ready appeal packet.
Philadelphia property owners evaluating an appeal
Live Office of Property Assessment (OPA) records
A plain-language assistant for Philadelphia building code — ask a question about a permit, setback, or zoning rule and get a straight, sourced answer.
A landlord's full public record in one place — code violations, rental licensing status, and eviction filing history, connected to the property and the person behind it.
Learn more →The same intelligence engine extends naturally into more lenses. These are directions we're exploring next.
Property intelligence — underutilized parcels, vacancy, and development opportunity scoring.
Government operations — permit delays, bottlenecks, and inspection SLA performance.
Construction intelligence — where investment is accelerating, and which projects are stalled.
Housing intelligence — demand, rent shifts, and neighborhood turnover.
Real-time city health — 311, crime, transit, and permits in one view.
Same engine. Every new question is another lens, not another rebuild.
See how the engine works →