Project Gallery

A list of websites, publications, apps, and more using Toronto Open Data.

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TTC Transit Service Reliability Analysis

By Hitakshi Kathiriya

An analysis of 23,701 real TTC delay records to identify the predictive drivers of transit service disruption, using machine learning and an interactive Power BI dashboard.

Reroute

By Reroute Technologies Inc.

Reroute is an all-in-one multimodal trip planner for the Greater Toronto Area and further that brings live transit delays, real-time navigation, and driving vs. transit vs. park-and-ride comparisons into a single app, using machine learning to show commuters h

The Keelson

By Magnistics

Every Toronto neighbourhood gets a free monthly edition: what was reported to police, what's being built nearby, and what homes sold for — a two-minute read, with no app and no account to create.

TTC Service Pulse

By Donald Williams

An independent civic platform that turns public TTC data into a clear, timely picture of how Toronto’s transit system is moving and connecting communities.

Toronto Bike

By Isaac Berman

Displays charts and maps related to cycling counts in Toronto

CrashPad

By Imad Syed

A progressive web app simplifying collision reporting for the everyday driver.

near & here.

By near & here. society

near & here. is one free map for Toronto: more than a thousand events at a time, thousands of places with photos and street view, restaurants and bars with the City's food-safety inspection, live TTC arrivals, and directions.

TONearby

By Dmytro Kordik

TONearby is a free mobile and web app that helps Torontonians discover nearby drop-in activities, recreation programs, parks and community centres using up-to-date City of Toronto open data.

What annoys your part of Toronto?

By Medha Pandey

An analysis of Toronto 311 service requests exploring how complaints vary across the city’s wards

Toronto Multiplex Tracker

By Malcolm Kennedy

Live map of gentle density permits, refreshed daily

GoHere

By Crohn's and Colitis Canada

A Public Washroom Finder for several Canadian cities.

Kildrin

By Muhammad Ahmed

Kildrin turns the City's building permit records into honest renovation cost benchmarks, so a Toronto homeowner holding a contractor's quote can see how it compares to what 15,000 comparable permits actually declared.