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Reporting is a distraction
Conventional hazard-reporting flows can take 6–8 taps, pulling eyes and hands into the phone. That is an observation of current app workflows, not a universal benchmark.
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Whereyat Inc. / Investor presentation / Pre-launch
Connected road infrastructure
Whereyat.
Hands-free AI that turns every vehicle into a real-time road sensor and sends verified work orders straight to the municipality that owns the road.
William Bianco
Founder & CEO
Joe Bianco
Co-Founder & COO
Gary Hudgens
Co-Founder & CFO
Road signal layer live route view
one road
shared context
Drivers
Delivery
Trucking
Municipal
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Slide 02 / The problem
Roads are breaking faster than anyone can find and fix them
The road network creates signals all day. The people responsible for acting on them still work across disconnected tools, delayed reports, and incomplete context.
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Cities receive weak signals
Municipal teams receive noisy, incomplete, delayed data and often lack the context needed to prioritize the right job first.
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Fleet routes ignore the day
Seasonal hazards, restricted roads, dead ends, and no-turnaround addresses push delivery and trucking crews into wasted miles, fuel, and time.
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Budgets hide the work
Highway departments need visibility into crews, pay rates, equipment, and materials, yet job budgets remain hard to track in real time.
The cost of delay
Slower repairs, higher costs, and more dangerous roads for everyone.
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Slide 03 / The solution
One closed-loop platform that makes roads safer and operations more efficient
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Sense
Real-time hazard data
Every road user can contribute location-rich context from the road.
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Route to owner
Documented work orders
Verified, evidence-ready work orders go to the municipality responsible for that road.
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Act + account
Crew and budget control
Municipal teams assign the job and track the costs that move with completion.
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Improve the next trip
Safer, more efficient routes
The next driver gets better road context, safer routing, and lower fuel costs.
Voice-led interaction
Hands-free describes the product interaction layer. Municipal review, crew assignment, and budget updates remain accountable operational steps.
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Slide 04 / Product architecture
How It Works: Four Products. One Infrastructure.
One road-data layer
Consumer Navigation App
- Walk, bike, drive, and motorcycle modes with a true hands-free AI agent.
- Product vision: full offline trail coverage for trips beyond reliable service.
- Voice hazard report drops a GPS beacon, adds severity and detail, then enters the municipality work-order loop.
shared hazard-reporting loop
Logistics Delivery
- Managers upload deliveries; the system flags seasonal, hazardous, dead-end, and no-turnaround addresses.
- Fuel-aware routing, real-time fleet tracking, and manager plus driver views.
- Drivers use the same voice-led hazard reporting loop while working their routes.
shared hazard-reporting loop
Commercial Trucking
- Height, weight, and vehicle-type-aware routing avoids residential, weight-restricted, and low-bridge roads.
- Fuel and gradient optimization, HOS tracking, and safe-stop suggestions 45 minutes before required pull-over.
- Fleet-manager and trucker views share the same hazard reporting loop.
shared hazard-reporting loop
Municipality Dashboard / Sensa
- Prioritized hazard reports and a hands-free daily briefing for critical work.
- Crew assignment, plus employee pay, equipment, and material cost inputs captured at onboarding.
- Completion deducts the budget and emails the mayor; supervisors get a phone workspace for the field.
shared hazard-reporting loop
Every app can report hazards by voice. Every report enters the same municipality work-order infrastructure.
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Slide 05 / Key differentiators
Built for the people who actually use the roads
A shorter path to accountability
“Pothole”
voice-led input
GPS beacon + context
severity, location, details
Evidence-ready work order
sent to the responsible municipality
Instant voice reporting
Say “pothole” and a GPS beacon drops immediately. The 6–8 tap comparison describes a conventional multi-step flow, not every app or every report.
Voice-led agents across user types
Consumers, delivery drivers, truckers, and municipal teams each get a hands-free interaction layer matched to their work.
Direct work-order routing
A road observation is structured for the responsible municipality instead of stopping at a consumer-facing map pin.
Budget visibility with mayor alerts
Municipal cost inputs travel with the job, with automatic budget updates and a real-time email to the mayor on completion.
Specialized route logic
Motorcycle safety, fuel-gradient choices, truck restrictions, and HOS-aware stop suggestions sit inside the same road system.
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Pre-launch tractionUser-reported validation
Already in the field, before launch
Three municipalities with 2,000 residents or fewer are agreeing to run the software, while Whereyat seeks 15 founding municipality pilots total. The founding program is designed to provide anonymized analytics, usage data, and feedback that support sales to larger municipalities.
3
municipalities agreeing to pilot
All three have 2,000 residents or fewer: Village of Sodus, Town of Tyre, and Town of Savannah.
~100
pre-launch subscribers
Early interest before the public launch.
15
founding pilot target
A limited cohort of 15 founding municipality pilots receives free-forever access in exchange for anonymized analytics, usage data, and feedback.
Current agreeing municipalities
Three municipalities agreeing to run the software
Village of Sodusagreeing
Town of Tyreagreeing
Town of Savannahagreeing
100+
commercial truck driver interviews
100+
logistics delivery driver interviews
Several hundred
municipality conversations
Active
partnership discussions with Spark and Motion Delivery
Founding pilots provide anonymized analytics, usage data, and feedback to support sales to larger municipalities.
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Slide 07 / Market opportunity
A large, fragmented market that touches every road user
Four segments depend on the same road network, but each manages its own slice of the signal.
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Municipal road systems
Road maintenance, hazard intake, work orders, crews, and budgets.
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Last-mile logistics
Delivery fleets managing addresses, routes, driver safety, and fuel.
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Commercial trucking
Vehicle-aware routing, compliance, stops, fuel, and fleet operations.
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Consumer navigation
Everyday movement, voice-led guidance, and road safety context.
The connection point
Every stakeholder currently operates in silos. Whereyat connects them through one shared road picture.
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Slide 08 / Business model
Clear, tiered recurring revenue
Multiple revenue streams scale with fleet size and municipal population while consumer access keeps the road network broad.
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Municipalities
A limited cohort of 15 founding municipality pilots, currently including three municipalities with 2,000 residents or fewer agreeing to run the software, receives free-forever access in exchange for anonymized analytics, usage data, and feedback. Larger municipalities pay population-based subscriptions.
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Commercial trucking
$49.99/month base + $15 per truck.
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Logistics delivery
Fleet-size pricing + $15 per truck per month.
Consumer navigation
Free with ads, then paid access for deeper utility
Free
$0
with ads
Pro
$3.99/month
extra features, no ads
Platinum
$6.99/month
26 languages, 45 countries
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Slide 09 / Go-to-market
Start with the pilots we already have
A focused path from small-town operating proof to larger municipal and fleet revenue.
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Obtain 15 founding municipality pilots
Build a limited founding cohort. Three municipalities with 2,000 residents or fewer currently agree to run the software; each founding pilot receives free-forever access in exchange for anonymized analytics, usage data, and feedback.
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Prove the operating loop
Use anonymized analytics, usage data, and feedback from those pilots to support sales to larger municipalities.
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Move into fleets
Run a parallel logistics and commercial trucking push, including the current discussions with Spark and Motion Delivery.
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Grow consumer volume
Use the Free tier to widen the road signal, then convert the right users to Pro and Platinum.
The flywheel
15 founding pilots → anonymized data → larger municipal sales conversations
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Slide 10 / Team
The rare combination of roads, trucks, and enterprise software
Founder & CEO
William Bianco
25+ years in construction, road repairs, asphalt, residential building, commercial building, and roofing.
Co-Founder & COO
Joe Bianco
10+ years of commercial truck driving for large fleets.
Co-Founder & CFO
Gary Hudgens
40+ years of software development for banks.
Founder-market fit
Road construction, commercial driving, and bank-grade software experience meet in one founding team.
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Current seed roundPre-launch execution
Join us in fixing the roads, starting with the pilots already signed
We are raising
$510K
seed round
Use of funds
- Convert and expand the municipal pilot program
- Accelerate product development and additional AI capabilities
- Expand sales into logistics and commercial trucking fleets
- Hire key early roles
The starting point
Three municipalities are ready to run the pilot, with a pre-launch pipeline of drivers and fleets waiting to be onboarded.
Investor access includes the data room request path for the financial model, product context, and supporting materials.
Schedule a call through investor access.whereyatinc.com