The streets, the grid, the air — the city wired to Vinkius AI Cities

San Francisco Smart City, reachable in ChatGPT, Claude, and any other AI

Ask when the fog clears at the Gate, where the nearest bike is, and what share of the grid is renewable this hour.

We turned every system San Francisco runs on (the fog at the Gate, the bikes on the hills, the renewables on the grid) into live Connectors. Connect once, and the assistant you already have open reads the whole city, live. The same wiring is yours to build on.

808,437

residents

121

km²

6,681

per km²

Ask AI about San Francisco

How it works

San Francisco in three moves.

Skip the per-service logins: San Francisco opens as a single connection the assistant you already run can read directly.

  • 01

    The systems are ready

    Fog at the Gate, bikes on the steep ground, wind and solar through the evening peak: seven, wired and waiting.

  • 02

    Link the client you trust

    One connection and San Francisco appears whole in Claude and Gemini, in Cursor and ChatGPT, and anything else on the protocol.

  • 03

    Question it, then build

    Ask in everyday words, then carry that same wiring into something you build yourself.

San Francisco

Everything your AI can reach in San Francisco.

Eight systems, one connection. All eight are live today across 44 Connectors.

8 live
01

Mobility

The BART tube, the Bay Wheels docks and the cable car that still works — San Francisco's movement, live.

02

Energy

The grid that powers the Peninsula, from PG&E's wires to California's fuel mix minute by minute.

03

Environment

What the fog is doing to the air over the Sunset, and the observation network that watches it arrive.

04

Public services

Data.gov, the Census geocoder, the Treasury's ledger and the Federal Register — the records behind the city.

05

Culture

What is on in San Francisco tonight, from the mission's venues to the box office across the Bay.

06

Geography

The ground San Francisco sits on: places, routes, distances, and how steep the block actually is.

07

Commerce

The businesses and money moving through San Francisco, from Stripe's own ledger to the SEC filings behind the market.

08

Safety

NWS warnings, flood gauges, FEMA programs and wildfire-smoke air alerts for the Bay.

FAQ

Everything you'd ask before connecting.

  • 01

    What do I get by connecting San Francisco?

    San Francisco's live systems (transit, bike share, parking, air quality, energy, events) become Connectors your AI calls directly. Ask in plain language and get a live answer in the assistant you already use. No new app, no login per service.

  • 02

    Which AI assistants does this work in?

    ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor and any client that speaks MCP, the open protocol for connecting AI to tools. Connect once and every assistant you use reads the same city: nothing to reinstall when you switch.

  • 03

    Is the data really live?

    Yes. Every answer reads the source the moment you ask: the transit feed, the bike docks, the monitoring stations, the grid. Nothing pre-cached, nothing your AI invents. And the page shows only the systems that are wired and working today.

  • 04

    Isn't there already an app for each of these?

    There was. That was the problem. A download and a login for every question. Here one connection covers every system, in the assistant already open on your screen, and the same Connectors are the building blocks for whatever you make next.

  • 05

    Is it safe? Can my AI act on the city?

    Your AI reads the city; it never controls it. Where a Connector can act (holding a booking, reserving a spot) it acts on that service, never on public infrastructure. Everything runs on Vinkius: sealed, isolated connections, every action logged and visible, one switch that stops every agent.

  • 06

    Can I build on it?

    Yes. The same Connectors your assistant calls are open to you through one integration: a visitor concierge, a delivery router, a civic tool. San Francisco is already wired: you build on live infrastructure instead of stitching a dozen APIs together.