Tokyo Smart City, answering wherever ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI is open

Ask when the next train leaves your station, which line is running late, and how clean the grid is this evening.

Tokyo runs on timing: the trains keep a schedule measured in seconds, the humidity settles over the wards each summer, and the grid's cleanest hours track the evening peak. The air over the expressways follows the traffic, and the city's nights out are listed block by block. Every piece of it is readable the same way your AI reads anything else. Ask it about a bike, the air, or where the night is loudest, and Tokyo answers in whichever window you already have open. The machinery behind it is yours.

102

capabilities

21

Connectors

8

systems

13,988,129 residents

2,194 km²

6,376 per km²

How it works

Tokyo, three steps from answering.

Drop the app-per-service habit: Tokyo arrives as one link the AI you already use can read.

  • 01

    The city is wired

    Trains measured in seconds, the grid's cleanest evening hours, the air over the expressways: eight, ready and connected.

  • 02

    Link your AI once

    Wire it once, and the same Tokyo reaches Claude and Cursor, ChatGPT and Gemini, and every other client speaking the protocol.

  • 03

    Ask it, then build

    Questions answer in ordinary language, and what produced them is yours to build your own apps on.

Tokyo

Everything your AI can reach in Tokyo.

Eight systems, one connection. All eight are live today across 21 Connectors.

8 live
01

Mobility

17 capabilities

From the last train to the bike at the dock, Tokyo's movement reads live, ward by ward.

03

Environment

22 capabilities

The air over Tokyo's expressways shifts with the traffic and the season, read street by street.

06

Public services

15 capabilities

The records, registries and permits Tokyo runs on, opened to your AI instead of a counter.

The honest limits

What this page does not do

  • 01

    Can my AI control the city's systems?

    No. It reads them, and where a Connector writes (holding a booking, reserving a spot), it writes to that service, not to the city. Nothing here gives an agent control over public infrastructure.

  • 02

    Is every Tokyo service available?

    Not every service, no. The eight systems on this page are wired and live — every Connector in the ledger works today. Services we cannot reach yet simply are not on the page; the ledger grows when they are.

  • 03

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

    There was. Weather, air, parking, events, each one meant its own app and its own login. Here they are Connectors the AI you already use calls directly, and the same Connectors are what you build your own apps on. One connection instead of a drawer full of them.

  • 04

    Do I need to write code to use these?

    No. Connect a Connector, ask in plain language, and your AI does the rest. It works in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and any client that speaks the same protocol.