Local government intelligence, made readable.
UrbynAI tracks permits, legislation, meeting records, planning activity, and other public signals across Greater Cleveland, then turns that raw material into a clearer public-facing product. The goal is simple: help residents, builders, reporters, operators, and curious neighbors understand what a city is doing without digging through a dozen municipal systems first.
Important local information tends to live inside fragmented PDFs, council systems, meeting portals, spreadsheets, and municipal websites that are hard to monitor consistently.
Residents rarely need more raw documents. They need a reliable way to see what changed, what matters, and where to go next for the original source.
Summaries are useful, but the original public document should stay one click away.
Different municipalities publish records in different ways, so the product has to adapt instead of pretending every city works the same.
The experience should help someone check a city repeatedly, not just visit once and bounce.
Start with a city dashboard, then follow the records.
Browse live city pages, read published stories, or jump straight into the archive of permits, legislation, and public records.