Local government
County and city teams preparing plans, reports, grants, and public updates.
At the same time, the public data they rely on is being canceled, interrupted, removed, or made harder to use. That makes it harder to see local conditions clearly, explain what is changing, and secure resources.

We built CommunityWise Hub so communities can work together to maintain a clear, shared picture of what is happening. It makes it easier to bring trusted public data, local information, and community voice into one place while preserving the source, date, definition, and context behind every measure. Through a simple guided process that supports WCAG-aligned publishing, teams can create clear dashboards and reports without turning each update into a weeks-long technical project. That means less time wrestling with data and formatting, and more time using evidence, coordinating action, and helping build a healthier community.
The platform is meant for teams that know their communities and their programs, even when they do not have a dedicated data engineer or communications department.
County and city teams preparing plans, reports, grants, and public updates.
Public health, behavioral health, housing, child welfare, and related programs.
Nonprofits and backbone organizations coordinating partners around shared priorities.
Collaboratives that need a common framework across places, agencies, or funding streams.
CommunityWise Hub is in early access. We are developing working examples and inviting community teams to help shape the platform around real reporting needs.
If your team has a needs assessment, public dashboard, grant, or cross-agency reporting challenge, we would like to hear what makes the work difficult today.
Tell us what you are trying to explain, who needs to understand it, and what evidence you already have. We will help you decide whether CommunityWise Hub is a good fit.