Trusted AI for modern cities.
Connect your city's official information and services in one place for residents, businesses, and staff.
See how Civic Memory helps with everyday city questions.
Watch Civic Memory research a question and put the records to work. Choose another topic to see a different workflow.
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Demo dataWhat do you need help with?
I live at 123 Acacia Road. How much room do I have for a second story, and what approvals do I need?
Civic Memory
- Match the address to its County folio: in progress
- Calculate the parcel's development envelope: waiting
- Check historic status and review triggers: waiting
- Read the addition rules and relevant Board decisions: waiting
City knowledge
Build on the work your city has already done.
Your team has already put years of records and services online. Civic Memory connects that work to the question someone is asking, whether it concerns their property, their business, or a past city decision. Each answer links back to the supporting sources.
How much room do I have for an addition?
Civic Memory
You have about 1,135 sq ft of floor-area headroom.[01][02]
3,275 sq ft limit, less 2,140 sq ft of existing heated area.
[01] County property record
[02] City zoning code
Taking action
Help people get stuff done.
Civic Memory can allow someone to submit a form, register for a program, or send a service request. With their approval and a connection to the city's systems, they can take that next step in the same conversation.
Forms arrive complete, with the relevant details from the conversation, so staff spend less time chasing missing information.
The streetlight at Oak Street and First Avenue is out.
Civic Memory
I've prepared a service request for you to review.
Service request
- Location
- Oak Street and First Avenue
- Issue
- Streetlight is out
Ready for your review
FAQs
Questions cities ask before implementation.
Civic Memory is built to complement the systems that a city already trusts.
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