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AI · May 19, 2026

Polyhistor

Location Intelligence API — vibes, crowds, and timing

What it does

Polyhistor is a contextual intelligence engine for location-aware AI apps. Built on 3.55M places across 50 US metros, it understands WHERE, WHAT it feels like, WHEN to visit, and HOW crowded it is. Vibe Search: "cozy coffee shop" returns cozy spots Temporal: Knows if places are PEAK, QUIET, or CLOSED Tribe Density: heatmaps for crowd patterns (Founders, Foodies, etc.) 4x faster than Google (116ms vs 460ms), sub-20ms on repeats $297/mo vs $22,880/mo for Google. Free: $0, 5k/mo. MIT licensed.

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