THE DATA
A connected dataset for accessibility discovery and intelligence
Fragmented community information, structured and human-in-the-loop verified for use through API and MCP.
The Knowledge Graph
Information that is often disconnected, brought together
Eyecosystems connects a novel dataset from accessibility community information that is often untapped, unrefined, and disconnected across resources, services, programs, events, research, apps, and media. The initial focus is blind and low-vision community information in Jacksonville, with human-in-the-loop verification and provenance.
Connected records can help citizens, patients, and students discover relevant resources. They can also help internal teams understand how services and organizations relate across a market, and give AI systems structured information to work with. The data is designed to complement existing products, portals, directories, and workflows.
// Illustrative accessibility community record
{
"eyeco_id": "jax-0042",
"name": "Jacksonville Community Resource",
"type": "community_resource",
"verification_method": "human_review",
"provenance_id": "sample-0001",
"provenance_record": "source and review details",
"city": "Jacksonville",
"state": "FL",
"verified_at": "2026-04-08",
"tags": ["community", "support", "resource"]
}
Data access
Explore data access for your use case
Eyecosystems delivers structured accessibility community data through API and MCP. The plug-and-play delivery model is designed to connect the dataset with existing products and workflows. Request technical documentation to review current fields and integration options.
Delivery & Integration
Delivery & Integration
Use API or MCP delivery to connect Eyecosystems data with your products and workflows. The proprietary CLEAR Methodology organizes curation, linking, enrichment, review, and release, with provenance describing how records were handled.
Policy context
A planning consideration for some organizations
DOJ's Title II web rule lists compliance dates of April 26, 2027 for state and local governments with populations of 50,000 or more, and April 26, 2028 for smaller governments and special districts. These dates may inform planning for covered organizations. Structured accessibility community data can support good-faith compliance efforts, discovery, internal market intelligence, and AI systems. Its value extends beyond any single deadline. Review DOJ's Title II guidance.
See the data in action
See how connected accessibility community data can support the people you serve and the work of your internal teams.
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