Report Civic Issues. Create Real Change.
CivicPulse helps citizens report local civic problems, discover similar complaints, and make community issues more visible to the people responsible for resolving them.
One issue: Blocked drainage
3 reports merged into a single visible problem
The same problem gets reported ten times, and still gets missed.
A broken streetlight or blocked drain is noticed by everyone on the street. Each person files a separate complaint, or none at all, assuming someone else already did.
Officials end up sorting through scattered duplicates instead of fixing the problem. Citizens never learn whether anyone saw their report.
How it works
Step 1
Report
Describe the problem, add a photo and pin the location.
Step 2
Match
CivicPulse checks whether neighbours already reported the same thing.
Step 3
Support
Add your voice to an existing report instead of starting a new one.
Step 4
Track
Follow updates as the responsible team takes action.
Built for residents and the teams who serve them
Photo and location reports
Give officials the evidence and the exact spot, pinned on a map.
AI-assisted duplicate detection
Image, text and location signals surface similar reports, so you can back an existing one instead of filing a repeat.
Issue map
See what is being reported around you, filter by category and status.
Status updates
Get notified at every step, from assignment to resolution.
Your language
Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Assamese and Odia.
Verified officials
Public servants are approved by administrators before they can act on reports.
Impact you will be able to see
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Reports received
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Duplicates grouped
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Issues resolved
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Report it once. Let AI handle the rest.
Create a free account to start reporting, or register as a public servant to help resolve issues.