Lemy
An AI-powered resource discovery widget — live and in use in a frontline community testbed. It embeds inside the tools frontline community workers already use: one search bar, natural language, results in seconds across four tiers, including a live 211 API connection to 60,000+ Ontario services.
Four things it does that nothing else in this space does:
Your organization’s knowledge, first.
Lemy surfaces an org’s own resource list ahead of everything else. The worker’s institutional knowledge becomes searchable — the highest-trust tier, instantly.
Verified sources. No hallucinations.
Results come from 211’s 60,000+ verified services and curated directories — not invented. Four tiers, ranked by trust, with web results clearly marked “verify before referring.”
It preserves what workers know.
One-tap annotations and referral signals capture lore as a byproduct of daily work. When experienced workers leave, their knowledge stays. Individual expertise becomes organizational memory.
It reveals what communities need.
Every search, referral, and annotation generates data the sector has never had — what communities need, where the gaps are, which services actually deliver — with no extra data entry.
Every search, every referral, every annotation generates data the sector has not had — what communities need, where the gaps are, which services actually deliver — with no extra data entry. The intelligence is a byproduct of the work.
Toronto is the pilot. The model scales to any city with 211 — which is every major city in the United States and Canada.
