Report an Issue

See something? Say something — you are part of the sensor network.

Community reports validate and enrich what our sensors see. Your report goes to the operations team and the responsible agency for review — once verified, it appears on the live map and alerts people nearby.

Report an Issue

What are you reporting? *

What kind of issue?

Pick one, or skip it.

Leave this blank and we'll work it out from your description.

Is anyone in danger right now? *

In an emergency, call 911 first.

Call 911

Describe what you see *

Plain words are perfect — add photos, video or audio as proof.

Photo / video / audio evidence (optional, up to 10 files) · Photos, videos up to 3 minutes and voice notes from any phone — everything is scanned, converted after upload, and photo location data is removed.

Where is this happening?

Name the place — the map shows the area your report covers.

📍 Tap the map or drag the pin to where it is happening. Naming the place above moves the pin when the place is known.

Area affected 200 m

Your location *

Getting your current location…

Area affected

Add more details

Tags (optional)

Press Enter or Add. Tags help agencies and neighbours find related reports.

Your phone number (optional)

Only used if the reviewing agency needs to confirm details. Never shared publicly.

In an emergency

If life is at risk right now, don't wait for the form:

Emergency: 911

What happens to your report

1. It lands in the review queue of whoever is responsible for that service in your area — the fire service for fires, the local assembly for waste, and so on.
2. They verify and publish it.
3. It appears on the live map, and everyone subscribed nearby is alerted.
4. You're notified when it's published or resolved.

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