CityZen
Location based Social Network for Cities
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in January 2012 by Daniel Glazman and Yuval Tirosh, CityZen operates with 1–10 employees. The company has secured $3K across one funding round and received a grant from the European Union Seventh Framework Program (FP7) in February 2012.
Business overview
CityZen develops a mobile application that functions as a location-based social network for cities. The platform enables citizens to report incidents such as accidents, safety hazards, and criminal activities directly to local authorities. It also allows users to view, comment on, and stay updated about events reported in their vicinity. CityZen's technology includes a database and algorithms designed to analyze and filter reported information, making it accessible to both authorities and citizens through a monitoring portal. The company primarily serves municipalities and consumers within the Digital Content Engagement & Entertainment sector.
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- Who founded CityZen?
- CityZen was co-founded by Daniel Glazman and Yuval Tirosh.
- When was CityZen founded?
- CityZen was founded in January 2012.
- What is CityZen's primary product?
- CityZen's primary product is a mobile application that allows citizens to report local incidents and interact with local authorities and other users regarding community events.
- What was a key early milestone for CityZen?
- In March 2014, CityZen conducted its first pilot program for the system in Jerusalem.
- Which organization provided a grant to CityZen?
- In February 2012, CityZen received a grant from the European Union Seventh Framework Program (FP7).