Statusboard is a simple website for creating and displaying progress towards targets. It’s ideal for tracking outcomes for a plan, such as a city-wide sustainability initiative with multiple measures of progress.

Sustainable long-term change in cities depends on empowered grassroots organizations. We’re building a platform to support community organizations in this work. Using our Community Projects platform, neighbors can identify problems, work collaboratively on solutions, and successfully see these ideas through to implementation.

Shareabouts is a flexible mapping platform. Use it to gather crowdsourced public input: collect locations and comments, in a social, engaging process.

PlanningPress is a web toolkit for inclusive, responsive, authentic citizen engagement in transportation planning.

Shareabouts is a flexible tool for gathering public input. Collect locations from citizens, through a user-friendly map interface. Use Shareabouts to collect rich, informative local data from a wide range of participants from neighborhood to state-scales.

Use Shareabouts for massive involvement in planning a bikeshare program. Using a crowdsourced map as part of a broad outreach process helps you solicit public involvement on suitable locations for docks in new and expanding systems. Contact us to discuss our customized, hosted Shareabouts sites for cities.

Google Street View is the largest, publicly available collection of street imagery in existence. We’re building online tools that put Street View to work for planners and cities as a crowdsourcing tool. Fitzgerald gathers annotation on Street View images, and Beautiful Streets performs pair-wise comparisons of streets.

From realtime transit information systems to multi-modal journey planning and analysis, OpenPlans has worked on a variety of projects with progressive transportation properties to develop integrated technology solutions based on open standards and open source software. Our clients include forward-looking organizations across the country, including the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), TriMet, Sound Transit, The Atlanta Regional Commission, and Portland-based Ride Connection.