Software

Our main software is A/B Street, but along the way, we've split out a few related side projects. A/B Street has a huge scope, so over time, we'd like to carve out more smaller pieces from it.

The main projects:

• A/B Street for running a traffic simulation, editing roads and intersections, and measuring the impact of your changes. It has game-like elements, but leans more on the side of being a real prototyping tool.
• Ungap the Map for exploring current gaps in a city's bicycle network and proposing new bike lanes.
• 15-minute neighborhood explorer for seeing where people live in relation to commercial and public amenities.
• 15-minute Santa, a light-hearted arcade game to demonstrate the concept of a 15-minute neighborhood.
• Low-traffic neighborhood for understanding how modal filters can discourage vehicle traffic from cutting through residential areas.

Some dedicated tools for the OpenStreetMap community:

• OpenStreetMap viewer for auditing lane tagging
• Parking mapper for editing street parking data

Some pieces of the code-base are eventually destined to be stand-alone and useful for other projects:

• widgetry Rust UI library for native/web
• a common library for transforming OpenStreetMap key/values to a clear schema of lanes

And some planned projects:

• a low traffic neighborhood planner
• something focused on public transit