Roman Laptev's Contact Details

Roman Laptev's Company Details

APPCityLife, Inc.

Albuquerque, NM, US • 5 - 9 Employees
SaaS

APPCityLife®, Inc., connects people with cities through a complete end-to-end mobile and cloud platform where cities, developers, civic hackers, nonprofits, schools and enterprise can publish robust mobile apps and virtual assistants with seamless Open Data integration and normalization. The CityLife® platform is powerful enough to support rapid prototyping for experienced coders and developers while also being easily accessible to those without any previous coding experience. APPCityLife empowers individuals to create solutions and develop mobile apps which address barriers to access and remove friction from interactions which they've identified within their own community. Our mobile app templates are fully native and open source to quickly share solutions between agencies and cities. Our team supports STEM education initiatives from early education to higher education; we partner with schools, continuing education programs, STEM-focused groups, and adult education institutions.Our platform helps cities create their own Artificial Intelligence virtual assistants and native mobile apps without having to know how to code, and we help cities use today's technology to make it easier to access information and services - and to make those services accessible to those who are often overlooked or left out. Our CityLife container app for cities makes it possible to create one single app for citizens to download and use to do everything from report potholes, pay fees, use transit or get involved. The app also provides a powerful communication tool for cities to send out urgent emergency notices or update citizens on upcoming events. And our virtual assistants are an excellent mobile app companion that are also available on today's most popular in-home IoT devices like Alexa and Google Home, offering a far more convenient way to engage with cities as well as a powerful ADA accessibility solution for those who are unable to use current technology due to mobility, visual, or literacy barriers.