One operating layer for crowd, traffic, safety and infrastructure — real zones, real devices, real alerts, coordinated from a single command view.
Every module reads and writes the same live data — zones, devices, alerts, and people — so nothing is siloed and nothing goes stale.
Real zone geometry, device coverage heatmaps, and route status on one interactive command map.
Unified command dashboard — crowd, alerts, personnel, and video status in a single view.
Zone-level density status and route congestion, built from real device coverage data.
Zone risk highlighting and emergency-response resource visibility, tied to live alerts.
Cameras, PAS, sensors, mobile units, emergency call boxes — placed, edited, moved, and verified from the map.
Workforce deployment, volunteer chains, and department rosters, mapped to zones.
Ambulances, fire vehicles, parking, relief camps — tracked by category and deployment status.
Infrastructure resource mapping and medical-response coverage across the event footprint.
Real computer-vision crowd and vehicle detection on uploaded imagery — not a placeholder.
Real accounts, department scoping, and login — not a shared access code.
Every device change logged with who, what, and when — before/after, always attributable.
Full device lifecycle control and system health, from one operator console.
CityOS is built module by module, and every module is labeled for what it actually is — real data wired to a real backend, or an honest placeholder for what's still to come. Nothing here is staged for a screenshot.
What you see in a walkthrough is the same system running today — same code, same database, same login. If it's marked live, you can click it, break it, and watch it recover.
Bring your own footage. Walk your own zones. Ask us to break something.