Scattered public records, finally connected — from buildings and businesses to nonprofits and whole blocks. Ask a question, get a straight answer, and see the official record behind every fact. Plug it into ChatGPT or Claude, or just use it yourself.
Property deeds in one system. Restaurant grades in another. Liquor licenses at the state. Building violations, campaign money, 311 complaints, council spending — each in its own portal, under its own names, in its own format, none of them talking to each other. One honest question means digging through ten places by hand. Your AI can't just look it up, because there's no single place to look.
Akil pulls every one of those records into a single connected layer — each tied to the same address, business, organization, or block. Ask once, and you get the whole picture, every line traceable to its official source. That connected layer is Akil. The two apps below are ours — we built them on it to show what it makes possible. Your AI connects to the exact same records.
Any address, business, organization, or neighborhood.
A radius, a district, a corridor, or any area you draw — see what's inside.
We built these two. Your AI — or your own app — can build on the same layer.
Akil pulls from records across New York City, New York State, and federal data — and your AI can search every one.
+ 140 more across NYC, New York State, and federal records.
An address, a business, an organization, a neighborhood — anything in New York City.
Every public record tied to it, pulled together across the city's scattered files.
What's there, what's missing, and where each fact came from — for you or your AI.
For one file, sure. But real questions don't stay in one file. “What's the story with 405 Lexington?” starts as an address, turns into a tax lot, hangs on a building number, sits inside a council district, and pulls from half a dozen agencies — each calling the same thing by a different name. Point a raw AI at the open data and it dead-ends, or worse, hands you a confident wrong answer. Akil already did the connecting — it keeps the address, the lot, the district, and the owner straight across every record. And when something genuinely isn't there, it says so, instead of guessing.
Paste one link into ChatGPT, Claude, or your own app, and your AI can pull from all 230 of Akil's New York record tools — and show its sources every time. Built on MCP, the open standard for connecting AI to live data.
https://mcp.askakil.ai/mcpWorks with Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible app.
Every result links back to the official record.
Tables, maps, and charts your app can use directly.
Tracks the exact building, business, or district you meant.
Akil never makes things up. Every fact comes from an official public record, and you can click straight through to check it. When the records are incomplete — or a name might be a mismatch — Akil says so instead of guessing.
Every number links to the city, state, or federal record behind it.
If a search is capped or comes back empty, it says so — “nothing found” never means “nothing exists.”
A name stays a maybe until an official ID confirms it's the right one.
Those “from…” links on the examples above? Click any of them. That's the whole idea — nothing to take on faith. How Akil stays honest →