Cities

Anonymized, Consented Behavioral Data. No Surveillance.

Permission-based infrastructure that shows how people move through the city. Residents opt in. Data is anonymized and aggregated. No tracking without consent. Economic activation in underserved neighborhoods, funded by brand partnerships instead of public budgets.

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Case study: Berlin 2026, 50 activations, 13 neighborhoods.

The visibility crisis no one is solving

Visitors follow algorithms, not the city
Search engines and social platforms funnel foot traffic to the same 20 landmarks. Neighborhoods outside the algorithm stay invisible regardless of cultural value.
Marketing spend boosts usual landmarks
Tourism budgets amplify what is already popular. The venues and neighborhoods that need visibility most are the last to receive it.
Support programmes reach a handful
Grant cycles are slow, competitive, and narrow. Hundreds of cultural venues fall through the cracks while a small number receive institutional attention.
Data comes late and in fragments
By the time cultural impact data reaches decision-makers, venues have already closed. Cities need real-time behavioral intelligence, not retrospective reports.

Permission first, always.

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Anonymized, consented behavioral data
Every data point is opt-in. Residents control what they share and are compensated for it. The city receives aggregate cultural intelligence. No surveillance. No tracking without consent.
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Economic activation in underserved neighborhoods
Brand-funded activations route foot traffic to neighborhoods that search engines and tourism budgets overlook. Revenue infrastructure for venues, not grants.
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Case study: Berlin 2026
50 activations across 13 neighborhoods. Brand partners confirmed: Amazingy Cosmetics, Jägermeister Germany, YMCA. 2,400+ Curators operating across 4 countries.
90-Day Activation

What The Berlin 50 delivers

For visitors and residents

Residents point their phone camera at a location. Branded digital content appears, anchored to that place, at that time. Collectibles are claimed, rewards unlocked.

● AR-powered Drops across 13 neighborhoods
● Branded collectibles and physical rewards at local venues
● Social stories that drive neighborhood discovery

For the city

Infrastructure that generates revenue and cultural intelligence.

● Real-time foot traffic attribution across neighborhoods
● Cultural Health Score per district
● Permissioned behavioral data (no surveillance)
90
Days
50
Drops
13
Neighborhoods
2,400+
Curators
Venue Economics

Three income streams per venue

Foot Traffic
€3,000 – €8,000
AR treasure hunts and event programming drive new visitors to venues they have never been to. Measured via permissioned location data.
Shadow Logistics
€600 – €2,400
Venues monetize unused storage by holding brand inventory for nearby AR activations. Insurance-subsidized, zero operational overhead.
Marketplace
€1,000 – €3,000
Local products listed in The Drop marketplace. Explorers buy during and after events. Revenue share back to the venue.
Total annual income per venue
€4,600 – €13,400
Per venue, per year. Zero upfront cost. No public funding required.
Shadow Logistics

How FlexWarehouse works

Venues monetize unused storage space. Brands get local distribution. Customers pick up nearby.

1
Brands send goods to venues
Campaign inventory ships to partner venues near AR activation zones. No warehouse lease required.
2
Venues store and earn
Venues hold inventory in unused space and earn a monthly storage fee. Insurance is subsidized through the weDISCOVR partnership.
3
Customers buy nearby
Explorers who unlock AR gifts can purchase products from The Drop and pick up at the nearest venue. Last-mile solved.

All venue storage is covered by weDISCOVR's insurance subsidy programme. Zero risk to the venue.

Public Sector Alignment

Built for public teams

Featured Partner
visitBerlin
Tourism marketing organization for the city of Berlin. The Berlin 50 aligns with visitBerlin's mandate to distribute visitor traffic across all neighborhoods and support cultural infrastructure beyond the city centre.
Senate Department for Culture and Europe
Responsible for Berlin's cultural policy and European cultural cooperation. weDISCOVR's permissioned data model and venue revenue infrastructure support the Senate's goal of sustaining independent cultural venues citywide.
Partnership

€500K City Partnership

Annual license for the weDISCOVR City OS. Full infrastructure deployment including The Berlin 50 programming, venue onboarding, Shadow Logistics network, and real-time cultural intelligence dashboard.

13
Neighborhoods Activated
340+
Venues Supported
3x – 20x
Projected ROI
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Roadmap

Implementation timeline

1
Briefing and alignment
30-minute call with city leadership to scope neighborhoods, venue targets, and cultural priorities.
2
Venue onboarding
weDISCOVR scouts and onboards venues across target neighborhoods. Shadow Logistics storage agreements signed.
3
Brand partner activation
Campaign sponsors confirmed and AR activations designed for each venue cluster. Revenue tiers locked.
4
The Berlin 50 launch
90-day activation goes live. AR treasure hunts, social stories, and marketplace transactions begin generating data.
5
City OS dashboard live
Real-time Cultural Health Score, foot traffic attribution, and neighborhood heat maps available to city decision-makers.
6
Scale and global expansion
Proven playbook replicates to new cities. Each deployment adds to the wSI dataset and strengthens the global sponsorship intelligence network.
Track Record

Built and proven

weDISCOVR is not a pitch deck. It is a live platform with paying customers across four countries.

4+
Years Operating
€400K+
Revenue Closed
50+
Pilot Events
FAQ

Common questions from city partners

01 What weDISCOVR Offers Cities
Two things. First: behavioral data on how people move through your city, anonymized, consented, and aggregated to the neighborhood level. Not surveys or projections. Verified movement from real people who chose to participate. Second: economic activation in specific neighborhoods through brand-funded cultural experiences. Brands pay for presence. The economic benefit, increased foot traffic, local spending, cultural visibility, stays in the neighborhood.
Fundamentally different. Surveillance systems track people without their knowledge or consent. weDISCOVR collects data only from Explorers who have explicitly opted in. Every data point is permission-granted. The underlying identifier is a wEID, a cryptographically irreversible anonymous token. No individual can be identified from the data a city receives. What you receive is aggregated cohort intelligence: how many people visited a neighborhood, for how long, at what times, and what they engaged with.
weDISCOVR operates under GDPR, ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II (in progress), EU AI Act, and PCI DSS compliance frameworks. All data processing agreements are available for review. We are happy to work with your city's legal and data protection team before any partnership is formalized.
02 The Data
Aggregated, anonymized behavioral intelligence at the neighborhood level. Movement flows, dwell patterns, event attendance footprints, demographic cohort distributions (anonymized), and engagement with brand activations. No individual-level data. No personally identifiable information. All outputs are H3 geographic-masked and k-anonymity compliant.
Monthly reports for active city partners. Real-time dashboard access for city partners who integrate via the weDISCOVR City API (available in Q4 2026). Quarterly strategic briefings with the weDISCOVR team.
Currently: Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg, Kreuzberg, Neukölln, Friedrichshain, Charlottenburg, Schöneberg, Tempelhof, Lichtenberg, Wedding, Steglitz, Reinickendorf, and Treptow-Köpenick. Activations are intentionally distributed to include neighborhoods that are underrepresented in traditional tourism and brand marketing.
03 Partnership and Cost
City partnerships are structured individually based on scope: data access level, activation volume, co-branding requirements, and reporting cadence. Initial conversations are free. Submit the inquiry form and we will respond within 5 business days.
Yes. City-commissioned Drops are available as part of the City partner tier. You brief the neighborhood, the cultural occasion, and the desired outcome. weDISCOVR and the Curator network design and execute the activation. Brands are sourced through the wSI or can be nominated by the city.
Yes. Curaçao Tourism Board has confirmed a December 2026 island-wide integration. YMCA America is a confirmed partner. Additional North American and Caribbean city partnerships are in active discussion.