For Municipalities
Discover your city. All of it.
MINOMO is how residents and tourists discover what's happening in your city — events, venues, local festivals, exhibitions, markets — in a single, official channel. And how you, the Municipality, speak to those who have the app in real time — and, when it matters, listen to them through anonymous public consultations.
Half an hour on video · No commitment, no quotes
- Free Activation, training, Municipality Page Push in packs of 1,000, the first 1,000 of each send free; reports free
- 2-3 Weeks to go live From agreement to first civic push notification
- PDF · CSV Consultation results The Municipality's panel exports the results of closed consultations
- 0 Municipal apps to build You reach people who already have MINOMO with notifications on
Your city is alive. But no one knows.
Municipal apps are digital mausoleums. Downloaded once, forgotten immediately.
There's an exhibition at the museum, a concert in the square, three festivals this weekend, a Thursday evening market. All true. All here, right now.
But the information lives scattered: a flyer on the wall, a Facebook post that doesn't reach all of the Pro Loco's followers, a page on the municipal website nobody opens, a leaflet on a café counter.
The result: residents don't know, tourists don't see, local businesses can't get their message through. The city is rich in life but starved of visibility. And the Public Administration, which should be the natural synapse connecting all of this, ends up speaking into a switched-off megaphone.
What you can do with MINOMO
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MINOMO Alert
Severe weather, a road closed, an urgent ordinance. This is MINOMO Alert, already in production: notifications independent of external platform algorithms, reaching people who have the app, have chosen your city and keep civic notifications on. Notices also stay on the Municipality Page. It does not replace 112 or the official civil protection channels.
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City services channel
Waste collection, road closures, roadworks, school closures, transport changes. Targeting by neighbourhood or entire municipal territory, with schedulable timing.
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Public events publication
Library, museum, festivals, markets, extended opening hours, cultural initiatives. A single official channel that residents and tourists consult to find out what's on.
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Official POI catalogue
The Municipality is the publisher of its own Atlas: monuments, parks, museums, fountains, trails, public services. Always up to date, accessible to all, readable by AI.
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Public Consultation
With Public Consultation the mayor asks citizens what they think — about a planning decision, an event, a spending priority — and gets a real answer, anonymous, within days. Not a referendum: structured listening.
MINOMO Atlas, in production
The editorial directory of your Municipality, indexed by Google and AI search engines
Atlas is our public layer: an editorial card for every POI in the territory, optimised to be cited by generative search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews). When a tourist asks 'what to see in Catanzaro' to their assistant, the answers draw from your official data — not from third-party aggregations. See Catanzaro on MINOMO to understand what this means in practice.
Explore AtlasThe long read
Why now
Three facts, in plain sight:
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Municipal apps are a separate channel. A dedicated city app asks residents to download and remember one more app, different from the ones they use every day, and the Municipality has to build and maintain it.
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Citizens are already on some platform. Except that platform is private, Californian, with rules that change every quarter, and has no obligation to your territory. The official voice of the Municipality gets lost in algorithmic feeds.
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AI search engines are rewriting SEO. When a tourist asks “what to do in Catanzaro this weekend” to ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews, the answer draws from structured sources. If your Municipality is not authoritative in its own Atlas, someone else is in your place.
MINOMO puts in place a simple answer to all three things in 2–3 weeks, with activation and training free for Public Administration.
Activation timeline
Week 1 — City Agent assignment. A local curator is assigned to your territory. A real person, resident in or familiar with the area, already trained on the platform.
Weeks 1–2 — Import of existing POIs. The City Agent imports the Municipality’s open catalogue (sites, events, monuments, services) into your Atlas space. You check the content before it is published.
Weeks 2–3 — Content validation. Municipal staff review and enrich the imported content. Photos, descriptions, opening hours, languages. Nothing automated goes live without your sign-off.
Week 3 — Communications training. A half-day training session for the staff responsible for civic communications. From this point on, you publish independently. The City Agent remains available as support.
The legal model
AVi Kairos Srl is a Romanian company (CUI 52477194). We work with municipalities according to European regulations: GDPR for personal data, AI Act for uses of artificial intelligence, Digital Services Act for content moderation.
The roles are set out in the legal appendices on public consultations and civic reports: the Municipality and MINOMO are separate data controllers, each for its own part. The Municipality writes its own content and communications and is responsible for them.
Public Consultation & MINOMO Report
With Public Consultation the mayor asks residents what they think — about a planning decision, an event, a spending priority — and gets a real answer, anonymous and independently verifiable, within days. It is live today, and you can see exactly how it works, including the cryptographic verification anyone can run.
See how Public Consultation works in detail →
And where consultation listens to opinions, MINOMO Report — now live — listens to problems: residents flag a pothole, a broken streetlight or an overflowing bin in seconds, and the Municipality handles it with a report reference number (not an official registry protocol of the authority), trackable statuses and a notification to the citizen at every step. No photos, no exposed personal data, and duplicates become one-tap confirmations that show you which issues matter most.
Discover MINOMO Report and switch it on in your municipality →
MINOMO Alert — when it’s the council’s turn to speak
Consultation listens to opinions, Report listens to problems. MINOMO Alert moves the other way: it’s the council speaking, reaching the phones of people who have the app, have chosen your city and keep civic notifications on, without an algorithm deciding who deserves to see the notice.
It has been in production since 28 September 2026, and it’s built around one distinction, because that distinction is what keeps the channel alive: on one side alerts — severe weather, a road closed, an urgent ordinance — on the other routine communications, which have a cap (at most three in any seven days). A channel that sends everything stops being opened, and then it’s no use even on the day it genuinely would be.
Civic notifications are on by default and citizens can switch them off at any time in the app; urgent alerts cannot be switched off one by one, but the whole channel can. People without the app, or with notifications off, do not receive them, and on iPhone the browser has limits: the native app is the recommended route.
We’ll say it before anyone asks: MINOMO Alert is the council’s information channel — it does not replace 112, emergency numbers or the official civil protection channels.
The Municipality Page
Alerts, consultations and reports also live on a public page dedicated to the municipality: notices with urgent ones first, open and closed consultations with their results, the map of reports and useful information such as emergency numbers. It has been in production since 4 October 2026 and is free.
Want to know more?
Leave us a message with your Municipality’s name, your contact details, and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll get in touch to arrange a 30-minute video call — no commitment, no quotes.
Frequently asked questions
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Do we need to develop or adopt a municipal app?
No. MINOMO is already installed by citizens for other reasons — following a restaurant, an event, a shop. When the Municipality joins MINOMO, it reaches the people who already have the app with notifications on, without asking them to download anything new. That is not the whole population: it depends on how many people use MINOMO in your territory, and on iPhone browser notifications have limits, which is why we recommend the native app.
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What does it cost the Municipality?
Activation, training and the Municipality Page are free, and citizen reports (MINOMO Report) carry no cost. Push notifications to citizens (MINOMO Alert and consultations) are paid in packs of 1,000 people: the first 1,000 of every send are always free, and the price of further packs is set at activation. We do not sell licences to Public Administration.
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What is the Municipality Page?
A public page dedicated to the municipality that gathers MINOMO Alert notices, open and closed consultations with their results, the map of reports and useful information such as emergency numbers. It has been in production since 4 October 2026.
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Who actually manages the content?
Municipal staff responsible for communications — Citizen Relations Office (URP), Press Office, Culture Office — publish directly from their dedicated area, with configurable permissions and roles. The local City Agent remains as operational support and POI catalogue curator, but the official voice belongs to the Municipality.
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What happens if our territory doesn't have a City Agent yet?
MINOMO assigns one, or supports a local candidacy (someone from your area who wants to take on the role). During the introductory session we assess the situation in your territory together and work out which of the two paths makes more sense.
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Do citizens really vote anonymously?
Yes — and not as a goodwill promise, but by the way the platform is built. When a citizen answers a Public Consultation, the vote is separated from their identity: no name, no device, no address remains beside the choice. At closing we keep only the aggregate counts and a public certificate that anyone can verify independently. Consultations are also a non-binding listening tool: the Municipality writes the question and is accountable for it, while MINOMO merely carries it.
In chiusura
Thirty minutes on a video call. We show you MINOMO in action on a city similar to yours, you tell us about your territory, and together we work out whether it makes sense. No commitment, no quotes.