PublicStuff is a civic engagement platform that helps residents and local governments connect to improve their communities. Residents can submit, track and view nearby service requests online, through the smartphone app, via SMS or traditional phone calls. Local governments leverage our backend platform to automatically route, assign tasks, and update residents on status. With populations ranging from 4,000 to 1,000,000+, PublicStuff works to meet the needs and budgets of cities of all sizes.
Location: United States, New York
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $5M
Founded date: 2009
Investors 4
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Laconia Ca... | laconiacap... |
| - | New York V... | nyvp.com |
| - | GoodCompan... | goodcompan... |
| - | Entreprene... | muratak.co... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 09.10.2012 | - | $5M | - |
Mentions in press and media 10
| Date | Title | Description |
| 28.09.2016 | The 12 startups making their case at ERA Demo Day | For those of you unawares, the Entrepreneur Roundtable Accelerator, like other accelerators, is a program that provides participating start-ups exposure to potential investors. They also pair participating startups with an industry-relevant... |
| 04.09.2013 | Startup Rundown: AT&T Charging Stations Open Around NYC and Square Launches a Coding Camp for Girls | Working at Grind is keeeewl (Photo: Vimeo) Grind’s a-growin’ We’re wishing a happy housewarming to exclusive coworking platform Grind, which just opened its second NYC location at 39th and Broadway. The company—whose original NYC location i... |
| 19.12.2012 | Roll First Round Style: First Round Capital’s 2012 holiday video | Ah, the holiday season. Office parties, mistletoe and of course: the First Round Capital holiday video. In the past, the firm has taken on Susan Boyle, the Old Spice guy and Rebecca Black’s Friday. This year, it’s all about Call Me Maybe an... |
| 30.10.2012 | PublicStuff Closes $5M Funding | PublicStuff, a New York City-based startup that provides a platform to allow citizens make real-time requests to their local governments for public services, recently closed a $5m funding round. According to a recent filing to the Securitie... |
| 16.10.2012 | ER Accelerator To Boost Seed Funding By $15K Per Startup For Winter 2013 Class | Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator has popped out more than a few successful startups. Centzy, Number Fire, Bespoke Post, and Triple Lift come to mind. Not to mention PublicStuff, which recently raised $5 million. But Jon Axelrod, Managin... |
| 09.10.2012 | PublicStuff Raises $5 Million To Connect Residents With Their City Governments In Real Time | PublicStuff, the New York City based startup that makes a system to let citizens make real-time requests to their local governments for public services, has raised $5 million in new funding. The financing was disclosed today in a filing to ... |
| 01.10.2012 | Philly 311 app: two weeks and 2500+ downloads later, app still merging with city workflow | Two weeks ago, the city launched its Philly 311 app, giving citizens a way to report city service problems with their mobile phone. So how’s it going? According to the numbers, Philadelphians are using it, that’s for sure. But now, just as ... |
| 13.09.2012 | Philly 311 app finally launches: report city service problems with mobile platform | The Philly 311 app plots your location on a map and allows you to see nearby city service complaints. The city’s official 311 app is here. Though the project was initially long-delayed, the city met its most recent deadline for a Labor Day ... |
| 10.05.2012 | PublicStuff: NYC firm with Philly ties wins long-delayed city 311 app contract, due Labor Day, with real-time API | The City of Philadelphia has chosen New York City-based PublicStuff as the vendor to produce its long-delayed 311 mobile application, and its release will include a real-time API. The deal is a $18,000 one-year contract and is scheduled for... |
| 19.04.2010 | GCV launches in Philly, still looking for companies | From Left: Jacob Gray, Len Lodish, Gil Beyda, Nate Lentz, Tom Balderson, Josh Kopelman After stopping in Austin, Texas and the 67th Ward, GoodCompany Ventures has finally come home. Last week, like they did in New York City, the socially-mi... |