New Mexico · Civic data

Public data, channeled.

We help New Mexico cities, counties, and agencies put their public data to work — dashboards, data management, in-state hosting, and modernization. Clear, affordable, and built to last.

NM Industry Dashboard · Silver City LIVE
320 jurisdictions · gross-receipts data
201920212023now
Maintained automatically
All 320 NM jurisdictions · refreshes every quarter
320
NM jurisdictions covered
29
Quarters, 2019 → now
Auto
Updates itself quarterly
24/7
Hosted & monitored by us
The idea

New Mexico's public data is rich and already open — it's just rarely made usable. We turn it into clear, living tools communities can act on.

Most of it sits in quarterly PDFs and filing portals built for compliance, not for understanding. The value is already there; it just needs to be made legible — to the people it serves and the officials who steward it.

That's what we build: accurate, well-maintained, and affordable enough for any jurisdiction. We show the data plainly and let it speak.

Proof — one example, live today

The New Mexico Industry Dashboard.

Built from the state's quarterly gross-receipts reports, it shows how every New Mexico industry has grown since 2021 — for any county or city you pick. A Silver City councilor showed it across the state Legislature.

It updates itself every quarter, and we host and monitor it on infrastructure we manage — so the people who rely on it never have to.

Explore it live →
320
NM jurisdictions covered
29
Quarters, 2019 → now
Auto
Updates itself quarterly
24/7
Hosted & monitored by us
What we do

Four ways we channel the data.

Civic dashboards

Your jurisdiction's data made legible — the industry dashboard, but for your city's economy, budget, or permits. We build it, then host and maintain it for you.

Data management & in-state hosting

We organize, pipeline, and host New Mexico's public data — in New Mexico — so it stays reliable, secure, and under your control.

Public systems & modernization

Government websites, reporting tools, and the systems agencies rely on — rebuilt to actually work, and easy to maintain.

Opportunity intelligence

We watch every New Mexico public bid and contract across a dozen fragmented portals, so your team sees only what fits.

In development
Why "Acequia"

A ditch that serves everyone who depends on it.

An acequia is New Mexico's community irrigation channel — shared infrastructure that carries a vital resource to a whole community and is maintained by the people it serves. Public data should work the same way: clear, common, and built to last. That's what we channel.

Let's bring your jurisdiction's data to life.

Tell us what you're trying to understand or show. We'll come back with what's possible from the public record — usually within a day.