One system, not five vendors

Your website, your app, and every way you reach residents — in one place.

Put it in Peny once. Reach residents in more places.
Your information lives in one place, while Peny helps get it to residents across the channels they use.

Live in 30 days, migration included · No module pricing. One price for everything.
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City of Bedford FallsDrafting a post
Main Street closed Saturday, 8–11 AM

Founders Day parade — detour via Oak St. Route map and start times below.

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Live route map · Founders Day parade
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Main Street closed Saturday, 8–11 AM — detour via Oak St.
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Main Street closed Saturday · Parade Sat 9:00 — built automatically
ALERTS THAT ARRIVE
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SATURDAY, JUNE 6
Bedford Falls · Road ClosureMain St closed 8–11 AM today. Detour via Oak St.
Why Peny is different

One change shouldn't be five errands.

A time moves, a location changes, an event is cancelled. Every copy of that notice is now a separate errand — and whichever one you miss is the one a resident finds.

Without Peny · one change, five errands
Edit the website pageWait on IT or a vendor
Repost on social2–3 accounts, old post still up
Fix the newsletterAlready went out Friday
Resend the emailRewrite it, send it again
Reprint the flyerMore cost, more time

Five versions of the truth, drifting apart — and residents calling to ask which one is right.

With Peny · one edit, done
UPDATED ONCE, 8:02 AM
Parade starts 9:30 AM
Detour via Oak St. · Route map attached
EVERY CHANNEL UPDATES ITSELF
WebsiteMobile appEmailSocialAlerts

One version of the truth. Nothing to sync, nothing left stale, nothing to remember to go fix.

How it helps your city

Hours back for your team. One answer for residents.

Because it is all one system, the page, the app, the digest, and the alert change at the same moment — and every channel points back to the same post.

What your team gets back

One post instead of five

The same notice stops being five separate jobs with five separate logins.

Updates can't be half-finished

Change the post and every channel follows. There is no checklist to forget.

Fewer calls to the front desk

When the public info is right the first time, staff aren't fielding the same question all day.
What residents get

The same answer everywhere

The app, the email, and the website agree — so nobody has to guess which one is current.

Easy to find, not hunted for

Notices, events, and forms sit in one searchable place instead of scattered across feeds.

Reached, not just published to

Push and alerts go to people directly — no algorithm deciding who gets to know.
Reach that doesn't depend on an algorithm

Residents get it, wherever they are.

The road closure, the boil-water notice, the parade time — it reaches the person walking to work, not just the ones still on Facebook. One post from your staff, delivered to the whole town.

An older resident reading city news on his phone in the park
What's included

One system. Everything in it.

No modules, no add-ons, no upsells. Everything below pulls from the same source, so when your staff updates it once, it updates everywhere.

Website & content management

Your city site, with full access to edit every page. No design fee every time something needs to change.

Mobile app

Always 100% in sync with your website — never a separate thing to update. Residents choose the topics they follow.

Mass notifications

Any post can reach residents by in-app, push, or email — and the map tool sends it to one neighborhood instead of the whole city.

Emergency alerts

Built into the app residents already have, so there is nothing separate to sign up for. NWS and IPAWS alerts arrive automatically, and your team can send its own.

Email digest

Residents pick a daily or weekly summary on the topics they care about. It builds itself from what you already posted.

Facebook cross-posting

New updates are shared to your pages automatically. Residents tap back to the real page — and when you edit the post in Peny, Facebook updates too.

AI chat & search

Residents find answers in seconds instead of calling, which means fewer phone calls and walk-ins at city hall.

AI assistant for your staff

Drop in the YouTube link from Tuesday's council meeting and get draft posts to review. Hand Peny a PDF application and get an online version.

Forms & surveys

Register, apply, sign up, report a problem, give feedback — right from your website and app.

Resident feedback

Post quick polls to take the temperature of your community before a decision, not after.

Maps

Build custom maps, upload the ones you have, draw road closures and evacuation routes. The AI reads your map data, so it can answer “when is my garbage day?”

ADA compliance

Built to the WCAG 2.1 AA standard. Even PDFs can be shown as an HTML view, so screen readers and other assistive tools can read them.

One place to publish. One place to fix it.An update to a page, an event, or a closure reaches the app, the notifications, the digest email, and the map at the same moment.

AI, done right

Helpful AI. Human judgment.

Answers for residents, built in.

They ask; Peny answers from what your city published, nothing else. Fewer calls to your office.

Drafting help, not decisions.

Drop in the link to Tuesday's council meeting and get draft posts to review. Hand Peny a PDF application and get an online version. Your staff still writes the final word.

Works with the AI your staff already uses.

ChatGPT, Claude, or Microsoft Copilot: draft the week, plan the month, publish the closure. All logged under your name.

Nothing publishes unless your staff directs it, and every action is logged under their name. The assistant residents talk cities official city sources they can verify.
A mother and daughter waving a flag at a hometown parade

Peny started with a parade we missed.

Two websites, two start times, and a family arriving as the last entry rolled past. There were tears.

Read our story

See Peny in action.

Twenty minutes, screen shared, no slideshow. We publish a post live and you watch it land on the website, the app, the digest, and a phone — then ask whatever your team would ask.

No commitment, no salesperson script. You'll talk to a founder.
And if Peny isn't a fit for your city, we'll tell you that too.