Before a new detailed development plan
- Define the planning area
- Analyze traffic and parking
- Create decision support
Explore the features that help your city analyze traffic, parking and regulations in one platform.

Understand traffic flows, speeds, capacity and changes across the road network over time.
View traffic volumes by road segment and track changes over time using modelling and official data sources.
Creates a shared evidence base for planning, follow-up and dialogue with residents, businesses and internal teams.
Monitor current speeds, traffic flows and changes in the road network to quickly detect deviations, congestion and increased pressure.
Gives teams a live situational view for operations, meetings, events and temporary disruptions.
See where the road network is approaching capacity and identify bottlenecks before problems grow.
Prioritize measures and investments where pressure is actually increasing, not only where complaints are loudest.
Compare actual driving speeds with posted speed limits and identify road sections where targeted measures are needed.
Supports road safety work with geographic precision, clear patterns and follow-up over time.
Analyze where heavy vehicles pass, how flows vary throughout the day and which streets are most affected.
Supports work with environment, liveability, freight access and infrastructure exposed to heavier loads.
Get an overview of congestion, roadworks, closures and traffic incidents in one view.
A shared situational view reduces reliance on separate sources and makes it easier to understand and communicate impacts.
Use AI-based forecasts to assess how new developments, land-use changes or major measures may affect traffic flows.
Create early scenarios for detailed plans, strategic choices and future needs before changes appear in the traffic system.

Understand parking supply, occupancy, turnover and demand across areas and over time.
Bring the city's parking areas into one overview with capacity, type, fees and time limits.
Creates a shared view of the parking supply for planning, operations and policy decisions.
Track how occupancy varies by area, day and time to see where pressure is highest.
Makes recurring patterns visible over time and reduces reliance on isolated manual counts.
Visualize parking occupancy on the map to quickly identify overused or underused areas.
Makes it easier to explain the current situation to managers, elected officials and partners with a view everyone can understand.
Analyze how parking changes over time and compare days, times, areas and measures.
Connect completed measures to actual changes, not only to intentions.
Identify when demand is highest and when capacity goes unused.
Provides evidence for pricing, signage, communication and future capacity planning.
Understand how occupancy and demand differ between retail, residential, workplace and hospital areas.
Makes the analysis more precise by reflecting how each area is actually used, rather than relying on one citywide average.
Complement the analysis with field observations through a mobile-friendly workflow.
Combines data, models and local knowledge so decisions can be based on a broader evidence base.
Export data for reporting, follow-up and further analysis in the city's own systems.
Makes it easier to use insights in existing reporting flows, analyses and internal decision materials.


Turn parking regulations into a searchable, map-linked overview that is easier to use in daily work.
Collect local parking regulations in a structured and searchable database.
Makes regulations easier to find, compare and use in planning, operations, enforcement and communication.
Let the system analyze regulation documents and help identify content, streets, conditions and structure.
Gives teams a faster start when inventorying or updating regulations, where manual review would otherwise take significant time.
Link regulations to the right location in the road network and show them directly on the map.
Makes the connection between rules and places clearer for enforcement, signage, planning and resident communication.
Find the right regulation with free-text search and filters for status, date, area and other attributes.
Makes the regulation data easier to use in day-to-day work, not only in individual projects.
Follow each regulation from draft and review to decision, publication and updates.
Gives a clearer overview of what applies, what is pending and what needs revision.

Tools that make analysis easier to use in daily work, from AI support and reports to exports and shared views.
Ask questions about traffic, parking, regulations and analysis areas in plain language.
Create reports with summaries, charts, tables and recommendations for meetings, follow-up and decision support.
Build dashboards tailored to roles, areas and needs with widget-based views.
Define the areas you want to analyze and compare results between districts, streets, blocks and zones.
Make parking data and other information available to external systems, apps and internal solutions.
Connect public transport data to broader city patterns when it is relevant to your analysis.
Analyze noise, air quality and climate signals in the same geographic context as traffic and parking.
See relationships between charging locations, demand, parking patterns and other mobility signals.
See how different parts of the platform support planning, follow-up and the management of traffic and parking.
Citylytics combines the city's own data, open data and external feeds with proprietary analytics models to create more complete decision support.
Public authority data
Maps and geodata
Traffic and mobility flows
Vehicle and navigation data
Weather and environmental data
Personalized walkthrough based on your use case
Live view of relevant data and features
Recommended setup, implementation and pricing