Municipal data. Accessible.
Every decision, every evolution.
We ingest the PDFs your town already publishes and turn them into a structured record your staff can actually use.
2848 public records indexed across 1 municipality
Every project. Every property. Every decision.
Full timeline from filing to decision
Every application, the meeting it was heard at, the conditions imposed, and the documents that produced them — in one thread.
Complete planning history by address
Type a street address and get every application, approval, and condition ever attached to that parcel. No more searching meeting archives by hand.
Conditions linked to the meeting that made them
Every condition lives as its own record, linked back to the application that produced it and the vote that ratified it. No more grep-through-minutes.
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"The records are public. They're just not usable."
Most small planning departments run on a shared drive of PDFs, a Document Center page, and the memory of one or two long-tenured staff. Every question about a property's history is a search through unsearchable artifacts. Every condition is a sentence buried in 200 pages of minutes.
OpenPlanning structures what already exists. No migration, no new workflow. We read what the town publishes and turn it into something queryable.
How it works →-
1We ingest Agendas, staff reports, minutes, and zoning code. Pulled directly from the municipal website as they're published.
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2We structure Each document is parsed, classified, and linked to the applications, parcels, and decisions it references.
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3You search One search box across everything. Type an address, a file number, an applicant name. Get the full record.