Everything we build and steward — flagship platforms, the integrated apps that grew out of them, and standalone tools — at every stage, from declared to active to goal-reached. Hierarchy shows project lineage.
An award-winning transparency tool that combines over 50 official NYC open datasets — agencies, people, jobs, capital projects, schools, districts and procurement — into one searchable picture of how city government works.
↗ databook.nycFull profile & activity →This update finalizes the design system strategy for Databook, establishing it as the primary source for design tokens rather than a consumer of the external package. The project's public developer documentation has been updated to clarify this relationship and document the automated parity checks that keep the systems aligned.
Fixed a bug in the search function that prevented people from appearing in search results and navbar suggestions. Search queries for individuals will now correctly return matching people from the database.
This update significantly improves the performance of the global search feature for contracts and solicitations. By fixing missing search indexes, search query response times for these datasets have been reduced from over 400 milliseconds to under 17 milliseconds.
Directory and coordination tools for NYC mutual-aid groups.
↗ mutualaid.nycFull profile & activity →Refactored the service_at_locations feature into a Model-View-Controller architecture and added corresponding tests. Additionally, downgraded PEP 695 generics to ensure compatibility with Python 3.10.
Resolved Bandit security findings regarding SQL injection and host binding. Updated dependencies to patch high-severity vulnerabilities in flatted, minimatch, picomatch, and next.
Updated the map to correctly extract coordinates from temporary lookup fields and added geocoder setup documentation. Redacted sensitive server details from CLAUDE.md for security, and refactored code to share a haversine helper and update configuration examples.
A nonprofit initiative creating and coordinating civic tech projects that give New Yorkers tools for meaningful engagement with their city government.
↗ wegov.nycFull profile & activity →Updated the redirect for the UNNYC Guide to point directly to the correct ported article instead of an adjacent page, ensuring users land on the intended content.
Updated CLAUDE.md documentation to clarify that the project's content is sourced from the Sarapis Payload CMS rather than Strapi.
This pull request connects the `/unnyc` page events and news feeds directly to the CMS, replacing the static data arrays with live API fetches. It updates the API client to handle brand-scoped events and news collections, making this content fully editable in the Sarapis admin panel without changing the page's visual output.
The New York edition of the Civic Tech Field Guide — a local catalog of NYC civic-technology projects and the people building them.
Full profile & activity →Updated the website's hero section design, replacing the abstract concentric-circle background texture with realistic topographic contours.
Updated the project's README and Claude documentation to reflect the new B7/B8 system architecture.
Updated the project documentation to establish New York City as the primary tenant. This update clarifies that the core challenge datasets are permanent, while the NYC listings data is designated as temporary.
Community-run maps and tools for keeping neighborhood infrastructure in good repair.
↗ maintain.nycFull profile & activity →Extracted five data source composites directly from the live application code. This update integrates the new composites into the main codebase to improve data handling and structure.
Extracted five design system primitives, added portable tokens, and expanded the style guide. Added an admin link to the TopBar, enabled QR code downloads and editing, and synced the app chrome with Claude Design. Refined the bottom navigation bar with iOS safe-area adjustments, a Facebook-style active state, and a new buildings icon.
Launched Tasker Phases 1-3, adding QR onboarding, role-aware navigation, task lists, and profile progress saving. Fixed TopBar logo routing, bottom navigation flashing, and profile text.
Connecting NYC government technology with the United Nations digital public goods ecosystem — both headquartered in New York.
↗ wegov.nyc/unnycFull profile & activity →