IDDIGO – Advanced Observatory of Cities and Territories is a technological platform designed to store and manage behavioral and performance variables and indicators of urban municipalities and territories in their various areas. Additionally, it offers high-added value solutions to public and private managers committed to the sustainable development of our territories.

The application is based on the data value chain, normalizing large and small-scale public and private data, obtained from over 1,000 sources, and transforming them into relevant and standardized indicators for all municipalities in Spain. This information becomes knowledge, providing answers to the challenges faced by municipalities and territories; answers that are presented in a visual, attractive, and effective manner.

Since its launch, IDDIGO has continued to include more sources of information that comply with the legal requirements for the processing and use of their data; variables necessary for building the indicators available on the platform, within the framework of the methodologies defined by its consultants. These secondary sources come from both public and private institutions, national and international, supramunicipal institutions such as autonomous communities, provincial councils, metropolitan areas, and of course, information obtained from local public administrations.

IDDIGO allows free access to the indicators through the functionalities of its Open Module. It also offers access to advanced indicator analysis tools available in the Management and Machine Learning Modules through a premium license.

This free and open source application reuses open transport data of Valladolid and surroundings and shows information about the arrival time of the different bus lines.

Vallabus processes open data (GTFS), shows information about bus stops, allows to plan routes and know the position of the buses on the map in real time in Valladolid and nearby municipalities, and also includes integration with the municipal bike system (BIKI).

In addition, it has a blog on new developments that are also echoed in their social network profiles.

ContratosMenores.es is a website that provides information on minor contracts carried out in Spain since January 2022. Through this application you can locate the contracts according to their classification in the Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV), following the hierarchical tree of public procurement bodies, with a free text search, or from different rankings, for example, of most expensive contracts, most frequent awardees and others.

In the file of each organization and of each awardee, details are given of their outstanding relations with other entities, the most frequent categories of their contracts, similar companies, duration of the contracts, amount, and much more.

In the case of the awarded companies, a map is drawn with the location of the contracts they have received.

The website is completely free, does not require registration, and is updated daily, starting with more than one million registered minor contracts.

This free software application offers a map with all the trees in the city of Barcelona geolocated by GPS. The user can access in-depth information on the subject. For example, the program identifies the number of trees in each street, their condition and even the species. 

The application's developer, Pedro López Cabanillas, has used datasets from Barcelona's open data portal (Open Data Barcelona) and states, in his blog, that it can be useful for botany students or "curious users". The Barcelona Trees application is now in its third beta version.  

The program uses the framework Qt, C++ and QML languages, and can be built (using a suitable modern compiler) for the most common targets: Windows, macOS, Linux and Android operating systems.