Evidence the leadership can quote on stage.Audited, published, defended.
GUS gives planning, transport and housing teams cited evidence in plain language. Built to be audited, published and defended, in any language your residents speak. Policy grounded in how people actually live, not in how plans drew them.
Different questions. One defensible answer.
GUS shapes itself to the role that opens it. Same platform, different morning, different question. These are the six we hear most from the public sector.
Diagnose a district
Pull every layer for an area in one workspace. Satisfaction, demographics, footfall, infrastructure, cited at source. The brief that used to take eleven weeks lands the same morning.
Defend a policy
Quote-ready evidence with inline citations. Every figure carries source and date. Built for council briefings, parliamentary questions and audit panels.
Listen to residents
Native Arabic sentiment across 20+ dialects, dual-layer satisfaction across 15 service domains. Validated against face-to-face surveys at 84%+ correlation.
Test before you spend
Upload a draft masterplan into GUS Plan Assessment for a multi-criteria suitability scorecard. Model transport interventions and zoning changes through Atlas and Chat. See the second-order effects before the budget commits.
Report on KPIs
Live dashboards on the same neighbourhood grid as everything else. SDG-aligned categories, dual-layer reporting, refresh on cadence you choose.
Brief the press
Every claim cited, every map exportable, every figure traceable. Publish a GUS Fieldnote to a single public URL the press office can paste straight into a release. The newsroom gets the same artefact the planning team works from.
Cities and authorities currently on GUS.
Selected engagements. Numbers are what the client publicly reported.
Riyadh · Capital city authority
Citywide sentiment and liveability across 12 topics and 81 subtopics, every district. 4.5M data points.
Abu Dhabi · Municipal authority
Industrial-zone reimagining. Spatial GDP, employment profiling, worker sentiment. 189K workers, 20% of Abu Dhabi’s GDP mapped.
Dubai · Transport authority
Flexible-work mobility study. 24-hour curves before and after, mode-split shifts, district-level demand changes nobody had asked for.
Bring us a question your council is already wrestling with.
Most government engagements start with a two-hour working session around a real question on the team’s desk. By the end you see your city inside GUS with your data layered in. Subscription, full deployment, or consulting engagement, we scope it to match.
Contact the GUS team
No gatekeeping, no lead form. You reach the people who run the session.