Zammly
Zammly engages citizens in caring for public spaces while offering smart parking solutions, rewards, and a platform for engagement.
Challenge
Understanding and predicting the effects of traffic calming measures on sustainability
How can traffic-calming measures affect mobility, environmental quality, and public acceptance in urban areas like Schöngeisinger Street in Fürstenfeldbruck?
Team
Alice Oluwole, Helena Maudoux, Anahi Cordero Garcia, Sinem Bayazıt
Contact: aliceoluwole@gmail.com
About the prototype
Zammly is a community-driven mobile app designed to turn everyday citizens into active contributors to urban life. Built in response to concerns about lost parking and neglected public spaces, Zammly empowers users to volunteer for small tasks, like cleaning parklets or watering flowers and earn credits, called “Leaves.” These can be exchanged for local rewards such as parking time, coffee, or cinema discounts. At the same time, the app addresses mobility concerns by offering a simple Park & Pay function and redirecting drivers to nearby underused parking spots. With added features for feedback, issue reporting, and local surveys, Zammly becomes a digital bridge between citizens and city services. The goal is not just to solve problems, but to encourage shared responsibility, strengthen community connection, and make urban space more responsive, accessible, and livable for everyone.
Outputs
Project Report of Team F1