Resolve
The city is matched to an official Census place and state FIPS geography.
A public-data baseline for local flourishing
Read a city through
60 connected domains.
Explore how family, education, work, and faith community intersect with the systems that shape civic life. Every grade shows its evidence—and its limits.
The 60-domain matrix
Where pathways meet city systems
A rangeB rangeC rangeD rangeF
Pathway ↓
City system →
City system →
1Government
2Justice
3Higher Education
4Basic Infrastructure
5Health & Mental Health
6Housing
7Nonprofits
8Churches & Faith Institutions
9Entrepreneurship & Business
10Sports & Leisure
11Arts, Media & Entertainment
12Economic Systems
13Innovation & Future-Making
14Philanthropy & Generosity
15Political Systems
Family
Education
Work
Faith Community
How to read the result
Comparable by design.
Candid about uncertainty.
Define
Every intersection includes the submitted domain statistics, named sources, and an explicit connection status.
Compare
Each measure is ranked among same-state places from 40% to 250% of the city’s population.
Qualify
Direct evidence receives full weight, related evidence 0.65, contextual evidence 0.30, and unconnected targets zero.
ScoringEach available indicator becomes 50 + (peer percentile × 50). Domain scores are evidence-quality-weighted, duplicate indicators count once, and missing preferred statistics never receive invented values.