See how visitors move through a cultural city.
Aevum is planning data services for cities: anonymous, combined data on where visitors go, so you can spread tourists from crowded streets toward other local venues. They are not available yet. Aevum will sit alongside an official city app. It does not replace one.
What a pilot could show
A cultural district often knows its busiest corner and knows much less about the street one block away. Aevum’s planned city work is aimed at that gap: anonymous, combined patterns of attention and visits across Aevum’s nine categories, from Heritage & Roots and Gastronomy to Religious & Sacred.
We will not hand over a list of people. We will not describe this as a camera network. Any sharing starts with a written scope.
Next to the city’s own tools
An official visitor app and Aevum can exist together. Aevum does not ask a council to throw away what it already runs. If a briefing with a city council, a tourism body or a ministry is useful, use the form on this page.
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Questions
What does Aevum do for a city?
Aevum is planning data services for cities. They will give anonymous, combined data on where visitors go, so you can spread tourists from crowded streets toward other local venues. They are not available yet.
What data will Aevum provide, and will it be anonymous?
Combined patterns: which streets and listings people look at and visit. It will not be a feed of names, phone numbers or precise tracks of a single person. A pilot agreement will set the exact fields before anything is shared.
Who owns the data, and is it PDPA-compliant?
Aevum Digital Solutions will run the service and is designing it under Malaysia's PDPA. The city will keep the readout from its own pilot. Personal contact details are not sold. See the privacy page.
Can Aevum work alongside an official city app?
Yes. That is the point. A city may already have official tools for visitors. Aevum is an extra cultural layer, not a rival product and not a replacement.
How does a pilot with a local authority work?
A scoping conversation, a written brief with the district and the privacy rules, then a limited pilot in that district, then a readout the city can keep. The brief does not include a price list.
Can Aevum help reach visitors if a street closes?
During a pilot, a city can ask Aevum to show a short notice in the app if a street is closed or a site is unsafe, and point people to an open alternative. It is arranged in the pilot, not switched on as a standing button.