Places
Where to go.
Useful local places, their public details, and the source that supports each record.
A steady place for local facts
Useful local information, kept answerable.
TownFed gives a community steward a careful way to publish practical information about a place—where it came from, when it was checked, and how someone can help correct it.
01 / The useful parts
A town is more than a pin on a map.
TownFed is built for the public information that actually helps someone make a good next move.
Services
How to get help.
Public offerings and service information, described carefully without turning anyone seeking help into a searchable case file.
Civic life
What is known.
Source-backed notices and context that a local operator is willing to maintain, explain, and correct.
02 / A lighter kind of infrastructure
Public facts need a way back to the people who keep them true.
TownFed is not a social feed, a surveillance layer, or an automatic authority. It makes room for the human work behind useful local information.
Every record can name where its public information came from.
Verification dates make it possible to see what may need another look.
A clear correction route gives people a way to improve the record without having to fight an opaque system.
When a named steward is available, TownFed keeps that responsibility visible.
TownFed / early access
Make your town easier to care for.
TownFed is early infrastructure for local stewards and community operators. The first public API is available for exploration; broader record types and pilots need a named local partner and appropriate review.
Read the API manifest ↗