The city that thinks for itself.
Eight AI modules. Two portals. One civic brain. CITADEL reads documents, watches traffic, senses anomalies, answers citizens and routes every issue to the desk that can fix it. Every screen runs on live data.
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Every screen. Real.
A rolling look across all eight modules. What you see below is what the platform actually does, drawn from its live surfaces.
One system. Eight weapons against slow government.
Document Intelligence
OCR, NER and layout analysis with a redaction aware PII pass over every scanned form.
Open moduleResume Screening
Semantic candidate matching with a fairness panel that blocks biased auto decisions.
Open moduleTraffic Violations
Live YOLOv11 detection to auto drafted challans, delivered with annotated evidence.
Open moduleAnomaly Monitoring
Real air, weather, flood and quake feeds scored against EPA and WHO thresholds on a live map.
Open moduleAI Assistant
A reasoning RAG that answers civic questions in the citizen's own language, with sources.
Open moduleFake News Detector
A five layer waterfall, from heuristics to transformers to fact check RAG, with honest uncertainty.
Open moduleSupport Tickets
Report a pothole. AI routes it to the right department by priority, and the community upvotes.
Open moduleExpense Categorizer
Scan a receipt or import a statement. Categorized, anomaly flagged and ITR ready in seconds.
Open moduleFrom signal to resolution in three moves.
The city speaks
A camera frame, a scanned form, a citizen complaint, an air quality spike. Every signal enters through one of the eight gateways.
CITADEL reasons
Local models do the heavy lifting. YOLOv11 detects, classifiers route, the RAG reads. The LLM is spent only where judgement is needed.
The right desk acts
A challan is drafted, a ticket lands in the right department, an alert pings the officer on Telegram. Every action lands in the audit log.
Built like it already runs a city.
Governance data is not a demo. CITADEL was hardened at the database before the dashboards were pretty.
Real authentication
Argon2id passwords, rotating refresh tokens with theft detection, and separate token issuers so the two portals can never cross over.
Append only audit
Every government mutation writes to an audit log with UPDATE and DELETE revoked at the database. A FOIA grade trail.
Sealed data plane
Direct database access is closed to public keys. The backend is the single, enforced path to every row.
What the early desks say.
The challan reaches the offender on Telegram with the evidence photo before my officer has finished his chai. That used to be a three day loop.
I reported a waterlogged street at 9 am and watched it move from open to assigned before lunch. The status timeline made the department feel accountable.
The audit trail sold it for me. Every approval, every fine edit, every login is a row nobody can rewrite. That is how public systems should be built.
Priced for public budgets.
Pilot
- Both portals, all 8 modules
- Up to 25 government seats
- Live open data feeds included
- Email support
Municipality
- Unlimited seats + citizens
- Own camera + sensor onboarding
- FOIA grade audit exports
- Dedicated onboarding + SLA
State
- Multi city federation
- On premise or sovereign cloud
- Custom modules + integrations
- 24×7 command support
Asked often.
Yes. Every KPI is computed live from the platform's own database and feeds. Where a number has no honest source, CITADEL shows a dash instead of inventing one. That rule is enforced in code.
Local models carry the heavy work: YOLOv11 for detection, transformer classifiers for text, isolation forests for anomalies, a vectorless reasoning RAG for answers. A hosted LLM is consulted only where judgement is needed, and its answers are cached so a merchant or a claim costs one call, not one per transaction.
PII is stripped before any text reaches a classifier, receipts and attachments live in private buckets behind five minute signed links, personal finance is scoped to the owner at the API, and the public database surface is closed entirely. Comment authors appear as pseudonyms.
The stack is a standard FastAPI backend with Postgres and local model weights, so it deploys to sovereign cloud or on premise hardware. The heavy models run on CPU today and scale with a GPU when you have one.
Week one connects your cameras and open data feeds. Week two loads your fine schedules, departments and routing rules. Week three trains officers on the command center. Citizens sign up themselves in seconds.
CITADEL began as a solo build for AI Hackathon 2026 and grew into a full platform: eight live modules, real authentication, an append only audit trail and a sealed data plane. It is engineered to be sold to and run by real municipalities.