KTIKonnected Technologies IncorporatedKnow what the people you serve need, before it becomes a crisis.
Konnected Technologies Incorporated (KTI), based in Denver, Colorado, builds community intelligence: an early warning system that turns continuous, actionable feedback into predictive scores for every site across the five social determinants of health. KTI alerts your team when something slips and measures outcomes, so you can accelerate what works.
Sample evaluation: Key to Your City®, which measures housing stability and community retention, offered through our partner B-Konnected, LLC.
Awards and recognition
Award-winning technology, recognized across Colorado.
Patent pending
Most decisions about people are made without hearing from them.
Feedback comes too late
Annual reports and one-time intake forms miss what changes month to month in people’s lives.
Information is scattered
Housing, health, and community partners each hold one piece. No one sees the whole picture.
Resources miss the mark
Without clear evidence, dollars go to emergencies instead of what people actually need.
One place where people, programs, and community connect.
Every voice comes in through one evaluation. KTI rates it, sends alerts to the right team, and turns it into outcomes leaders and funders can see.
KTI connects-
PeopleAnswer on any phone, in English or Spanish
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CommunityEvery site gets a baseline and a seal
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ProgramsHousing, health care, schools, and shelters
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Your teamAlerts in time to act
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Leaders and fundersOutcomes and proof of what works
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Partners and systemsB-Konnected, LLC and the KTI API
More than an evaluation. From baseline to outcomes.
The evaluation is only the start. KTI sets a baseline for every site across the five social determinants of health, alerts your team when something slips, and measures outcomes, so you can prove what works and accelerate it.
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Set your baseline
The first round shows where every site stands across the five social determinants of health.
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Get alerts
When something slips, the right person on your team hears about it in time to act.
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Measure outcomes
Evaluate again and see what changed against your baseline, site by site.
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Accelerate what works
Show leaders and funders the proof, then move resources to what is working.
One evaluation covers all five social determinants of health.
Most tools look at one need. KTI looks at the whole person, because housing, health, income, school, and community all affect each other. We ask each person about their whole life, then rate the whole site. Our rating system is built on a library of more than 400 indicators across these five areas and pinpoints where the risk is.
Economic Stability
Jobs and income, paying rent and bills, food on the table.
Health Care Access and Quality
A regular doctor, insurance, mental health, and medications.
Social and Community Context
Support from others, feeling heard and included, isolation.
Neighborhood and Built Environment
Safe, healthy housing, transportation, and neighborhood safety.
Education Access and Quality
School and training, reading and language, childcare.
Domains from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Healthy People 2030.
Pick where you want to start.
One-Time Community Evaluation
A community needs assessment, done with the people you serve. A clear rating and a report you can act on.
Starting at $7,500
Location Monitoring and Evaluation System
Continuous evaluations, seal ratings, dashboards, and alerts in time to act for your sites.
Starting at $15,000 a year
B-Konnected, LLC
Our licensed partner of social workers and community experts: analysis and reports, training, on-site engagement, consulting, and Resident Success® for housing operators.
Priced on bkonnected.org
What communities told us, and what changed.
Evaluations powered by KTI, delivered with our licensed partner B-Konnected, LLC.
City of Littleton, Geneva Village
Resident feedback shaped City Council’s decision on the future of a 28-unit city-owned property. We kept following up as residents moved, so housing was secured and health needs were met.
- $1.6 million in housing assistance secured for senior residents, including Section 8 vouchers
- 31% fewer emergency room visits
- $127,200 in estimated yearly healthcare savings
Source: Geneva Village outcomes report, City of Littleton engagement, 2023 to 2025.
City and County of Denver
Unhoused residents shared what winter safety really takes. 78% lacked adequate clothing, and 83% said fear of losing belongings kept them from shelter. Their voices informed City Council’s cold weather protections.
85%
65%
21%
Source: Denver Unhoused Social Impact Scores report, September 2023, 30 participants.
Award-winning, and trusted by government partners.
Colorado Technology Association Emerging Tech Leader Award
2025 Tech Summit and APEX Awards. Awarded to Brittany Katalenas, Chief Executive Officer and Founder.
Prime Health Innovation Challenge, First Place
2025 winner. The award funds our Location Monitoring and Evaluation System partnership with Boulder County Housing Authority and Housing Department.
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Boulder County Housing Authority and Housing Department
See what your community is telling you.
Book a 30-minute call or send us a message. Tell us who you serve, and we will show you what you can learn.
Sample evaluation: Key to Your City®, which measures housing stability and community retention, offered through our partner B-Konnected, LLC.