Define one public-service need.Begin with the conditions people and staff describe—not a predetermined product.
Applications
One platform. Many public-service applications.
TUC adapts each application to a partner’s program, approved sources, and community needs.
What is a TUC application?
TUC builds each application for one clearly defined public-service need and one clear next action.
Each application starts with one public-service need. It names the approved sources and limits. The responsible organization stays in control.
How it works
From shared context to one clear next action.
Set purpose, consent, sources, and data limits.Name what the application may use, what it must not use, and who remains responsible.
The application returns a clear explanation and one clear next action.Keep approved sources and limits visible while formal decisions stay with the responsible organization.
Our solution
Focused applications, built around one public-service need.
Each application states its purpose, approved sources, data rules, and current status. It connects only the approved information needed for shared context, a clear explanation, and one clear next action.
Application review
Purpose, sources, limits, and status remain visible.
Each concept shows the same review details for a different public-service need.
Programs + services · Concept
Program navigation
The application explains public programs and required documents. It shows approved sources and one clear next action. The responsible organization makes the final decision.
Health + financial context · Concept
Connected support
Show how health, time, money, and access affect one another. Collect only needed information. Do not turn private information into automatic advice.
Literacy + AI · Concept
Public learning
The application connects approved source material to a clear explanation. People can compare the explanation with the sources.
Municipal + nonprofit work · Concept
Program planning
The application puts related needs, approved information, and tradeoffs in one view. The partner explains each choice and shows uncertainty.
Public-service partners
Built for organizations responsible to the public.
TUC adapts each application to one public-service need that the partner defines and to information that the partner approves.
Municipalities and public agencies
Nonprofits and foundations
Public-service program teams
Case-study status