Apolo agents point at legal research, citizen engagement, FOIA processing, 311 intake, and constituent sentiment, all on private infrastructure. No public cloud, no API dependencies.
Each agent runs on private infrastructure with the audit trails municipal teams need.
Search, interpret, and cite state laws, regulations, and ordinances semantically. Align local ordinances with higher-level law.
AI civic assistant for citizen communication. Conversational answers that keep context. Round-the-clock response.
Citizen sentiment monitoring across surveys, contact centers, emails, and social. Early read on emerging issues.
Triage incoming FOIA requests, search archives semantically, automate redaction. Human review on every release.
Always-on 311 intake. Classify, prioritize, and route potholes, streetlights, service requests — around the clock.
FOIA requests have statutory clocks. 311 lines run around the clock on business-hours staffing. Ordinances and regulations answer most citizen questions, if anyone can find the right paragraph. The constraint is always the same: citizen data on infrastructure the municipality controls. That is the only way these agents are built to run.
On private infrastructure the municipality controls. No public cloud, no third-party LLM providers.
Yes. FOIA Assist triages, searches, and proposes redactions with confidence scoring; human review stays in the loop.
311 Assistant classifies, prioritizes, and routes service requests around the clock, with staff handling the decisions.
Tell us which workflow needs help: legal research, 311, FOIA, sentiment, or civic communication. We'll show you the agent inside your environment, on your data.