Live spatial heatmap
See how pressure forms across venues, gates, routes, and transit nodes.
Event-to-citySpatial intelligence
From crowd flow
to city flow.
Privacy-first spatial intelligence for safer, smoother, and more connected city-scale events.
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The urban problem
An event does not end at the venue gate.
When thousands move at once, pressure travels into sidewalks, crossings, stations, curb space, and city operations.
Yet each part of that journey is often planned and monitored in isolation. The result is a fragmented picture at the exact moment teams need shared context.
01EventCrowd release→
02Public spacePedestrian flow→
03TransitDemand surge→
04City operationsCoordinated action
02
One spatial operating picture
See the event.
Read the city.
JakSambung connects fragmented signals into an operational model of where people are, where they are moving, what happens next, and what teams can do about it.
Crowd flow direction
Understand where movement is heading, not only how many people are present.
Bottleneck forecasting
Identify critical loads before queues spill into surrounding city systems.
Event digital twin
Connect venue operations with streets, public space, and onward transport.
Scenario simulator
Test exit plans, route changes, and transit demand before event day.
Operational recommendations
Turn predictions into practical actions for teams on the ground.
Post-event review
Compare planned and observed movement to improve the next operation.
API integration
Create a path toward event, mobility, map, and city operations systems.
03
Interactive product simulation
System demonstrationA city-scale event,
A city-scale event,
as a living system.
Select a Jakarta event context. Explore how venue egress connects to nearby streets, transit, and mobility staging.
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04
The intelligence loop
Signals become decisions.
JakSambung is designed to move teams beyond passive monitoring toward coordinated action.
- 01
Sense
CCTV, sensors, event configuration, maps, and historical operations.
↓ - 02
Understand
Count, density, direction, flow rate, and relationships between spatial nodes.
↓ - 03
Predict
Forecast congestion, bottlenecks, and demand surges before they become critical.
↓ - 04
Orchestrate
Recommend exits, pedestrian routes, transit nodes, and operator alerts.
05
Across the event lifecycle
Before
Plan against pressure
Model event configurations, test egress scenarios, and align venue and mobility teams around one spatial picture.
During
See the city respond
Track aggregate movement, anticipate critical nodes, and issue recommendations while teams can still act.
After
Make the next event better
Review flow patterns, interventions, and transit demand to create an operational record that compounds.
06
Scenario studies
Built for density
in motion.
Illustrative operating contexts, not customer deployments.
42K city marathon
Finish-line dispersal across three gates and two rail stations.
Stadium concert
Outbound surge forecasting as the final set approaches.
Waterfront festival
Flow balancing between stages, public space, and temporary mobility nodes.
Convention district
Arrival-wave coordination across halls, curb space, and urban transit.
Running events / Concerts / Music festivals / Stadiums / Exhibitions / Cultural events / Public celebrations / Tourism districts
07
Privacy by design
Understand movement.
Not identities.
Designed with privacy-by-design principles. JakSambung can operate on aggregated and anonymous spatial signals. No facial recognition required.
Read our website privacy noticeData minimization
Use the spatial signals required for an operational purpose, not identity profiles.
Edge processing
Create a path for processing near data sources when the architecture requires it.
Configurable retention
Align retention with operational need rather than storing signals indefinitely.
Anonymous telemetry
Measure system behavior without turning people into persistent identifiers.
08
Jakarta to the world
Learn in Jakarta.
Validate in Berlin.
Scale globally.
A potential living laboratory for dense, multimodal urban movement and mass-event operations.
An opportunity for cross-border validation, smart-city collaboration, applied AI, and mobility ecosystem exploration.
A city-agnostic operating model for temporary density wherever events meet urban infrastructure.
Exploration narrative only. No institutional partnerships are implied.
09
Who it is for
One system.
Many operators.
Event organizers
Move from static safety plans to adaptive event operations.
Venue operators
Understand how gate decisions affect the district outside the perimeter.
Mobility operators
Anticipate surges and distribute demand across nearby nodes.
City authorities
Build a shared operating picture across temporary high-density activity.
10
Founding team
Building from the city
we know firsthand.
JakSambung is being shaped by a founding team in Jakarta, connecting technology with real urban operating challenges.
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Pilot with JakSambung
Bring your event.
Map the movement.
We are looking for pilot contexts where event operations, public space, and urban mobility need a shared spatial picture.
Direct founder contact via WhatsApp+62 812-1956-1519↗Pilot inquiry delivery is not configured yet.
No form data will be collected. Start the conversation directly with Muhammad Jamil through WhatsApp.
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