One entity.
Many sources.
Canonical identities and entity resolution connect the same place or organisation across sources. Ambiguous matches stay separate.
Barcelona born. Globally minded.
The city.
Connected.
DondeGo
The semantic urban intelligence platform for understanding what’s happening in cities.
Operating in Barcelona & Madrid.
Building the knowledge layer for what comes next.
4YFN 2027 · Investor presentationConceptual illustration · Higgsfield 01 / 10
The problem
Context is missingA city is connected.
Its information isn’t.
A simple question — “What’s happening near me?” — sends people across disconnected sources.
Event platforms. Venue calendars. Local news. Public listings. Social channels. Each holds a fragment; dates, names and context drift apart.
Venue calendars Where?
Event platforms When?
Local news Why?
Public sources Who?
Social channels Still current?
People reconstruct the context.
Local businesses compete to be found.
Working customer problem · Customer and buyer validation continues02 / 10
The solution
One semantic city layerFrom fragments
to relationships.
Connect what happens to where, who, when and why it matters.
We are developing a multilingual urban knowledge graph that links events, places, organisations, neighbourhoods and local news — with the source and time behind each claim.
The product ambition: useful city discovery built on reusable, traceable knowledge.
From city discovery to semantic urban infrastructure03 / 10
Technology & potential defensibility
Built around evidenceA knowledge layer.
With memory and a clock.
One entity.
Every claim has
a way back.
Source lineage preserves the evidence behind a record, making corrections and editorial review possible.
Current, expired
and unknown.
Dates and validity distinguish a live programme from an old event or an unverified change.
Shared structure.
Local meaning.
Multilingual presentation and deterministic outputs are design goals: consistent publication from accepted knowledge and explicit rules.
The defensibility thesis: accumulated verified relationships, source operations and reusable publication workflows.
Development direction · Accuracy, freshness and cost advantages remain to be measured04 / 10
Operating proof
Spain · Live productTwo cities.
A real operating foundation.
Events, places, guides and local stories — already serving city discovery in Barcelona and Madrid.
Actual public-product screenshots · 28 September 2026 · Operating proof, not a revenue claim05 / 10
Business model
B2B2CFree discovery.
Commercial value around it.
Advertising & affiliate discovery
Advertising, commercial collaborations and commissions on attributed ticket transactions. Fever and Ticketmaster are commercial / affiliate relationships.
Organiser & venue products
Paid visibility and subscriptions: publishing tools, clearly labelled sponsored discovery and performance reporting. Validate through paid pilots and renewals.
Structured urban data & APIs
Licensing reusable city knowledge, subject to product readiness, data rights and demonstrated buyer demand.
Revenue architecture · No revenue or paying-customer figure asserted06 / 10
Scalability & global roadmap
A repeatable city modelProve locally.
Repeat city by city.
Reuse the knowledge architecture. Earn the local coverage, distribution and commercial case in each market.
- Operating today
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid - Expansion preparation
London
United Kingdom - Expansion preparation
New York
United States - Expansion preparation
Atlanta
United States
Before each launch
Reliable sources → Useful local coverage → Commercial validation → Operating ownership & funding
Planned sequence · International research and previews are not live-market traction07 / 10
Opportunity & intended impact
From one decision to many citiesA local need.
A global pattern.
People need relevant places and plans. Local businesses need to reach them.
Our opportunity is to connect consumer discovery, business visibility and — over time — structured city information through one reusable foundation.
More accessible discovery
Help residents, newcomers and visitors understand local culture across languages and neighbourhoods.
More visible local activity
Give venues and organisers a route from being found to a useful, attributable action.
More traceable information
Preserve sources and validity as city knowledge is reused in new products and markets.
Impact objectives, not measured outcomes · Market opportunity described without an unsupported TAM08 / 10
Founder
Barcelona, SpainThe next step is to turn local discovery into reusable city knowledge.
The DondeGo vision
From an operating Spanish product to an international urban intelligence platform.
Focus for the next stage: product development, local source operations and commercial validation.
Leadership information confirmed for this presentation · No unverified team credentials included09 / 10
The next stage
Investment · Partnerships · Paid pilotsFrom city discovery
to semantic urban
infrastructure.
Barcelona-born,
built for cities worldwide.
Aleksandr Prokofyev · bcn@dondego.es
Planned financing requirement
€500k
Target funding for
international expansion.
Planned · Not raised or committed
- Product & semantic development
- Sources & city operations
- Commercial pilots & distribution
DondeGo · Public investor presentation · 28 September 202610 / 10