Public spaces deserve more than a survey
Collect map-based feedback on parks, plazas, and campus landscapes, analyze thousands of responses in hours, and export directly into ArcGIS - all from one platform built for how your projects actually work.
Let people show you where, not just tell you what.
Participants engage directly on your project map - pinning where seating is missing, marking zones that feel unsafe after dark, drawing the desire lines they actually walk, flagging the areas nobody uses. Every contribution is georeferenced at the moment of collection. No text-only surveys that leave your team interpreting "near the entrance."
Stop manually sorting feedback about how a space feels.
Community input on parks, plazas, and campuses is qualitative, layered, and slow to consolidate - safety perceptions, activity patterns, memory of a place, amenity requests. Senf automatically categorizes it, surfaces recurring themes, and maps where concerns cluster spatially. What used to take a week of non-billable hours after a community workshop now takes an afternoon.
Reach every person the space is designed for.
Parks, plazas, and campuses serve entire communities — including residents and students who don't engage in English. Senf automatically translates your engagement into the languages your project community actually speaks. For campus redesigns at international universities, that's the difference between hearing from your whole student body or just part of it. More representative input, better-informed design, and the equity documentation that public funding increasingly requires.
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