Every number has someone behind it
Pick a topic. You get the statistic from the listening round, and the resident whose story gives it texture. Built for briefings, plenary speeches and press — every story is traceable to its interview ID.
Barcelona, in the words of 1,398 of its residents — coded, mapped and ready for City Hall to act on.
This demo is shared privately. Use the code you received to open the Barcelona workspace.
This demo runs on a fully synthetic dataset of 1,398 interviews created for this presentation. No real resident, quote or record appears in it. We built it so you can explore the complete Public Matters workflow on a city you know, without exposing anyone's words.
It is synthetic, but not invented from nothing. Concern levels are calibrated against Barcelona's published municipal barometer — where housing access recently overtook insecurity as residents' top problem — and the district patterns follow what the city's own surveys report: tourism and noise concentrated in Ciutat Vella, Eixample and Gràcia; insecurity higher in Ciutat Vella and Nou Barris.
Query all 1,398 interviews in plain language. Choose whether answers come back as text or as charts.
Your account, and the territory agents authorised to record and upload interviews into this workspace.
People who record interviews in markets, parks, council sessions and homes. Add an agent to grant upload access to the webapp; remove to revoke it.