Take a photo, pin the location, and you're done: the report appears on your area's map for neighbors to see and follow.
Take a photo of the problem, pick the category, and confirm the location. It takes less than a minute.
The report is added to your area's map, visible to people nearby.
People living nearby confirm the problem is still there, helping keep the map up to date.
From potholes to abandoned animals, each report gets its own category — that keeps the map organized and easy to understand.
Reporter Map never asks for a name, email, or any identification to report a problem. Neighbors see the photo, the category, and the location — never who sent it.
For more sensitive categories, like a suspected illness, the map shows only the approximate area, never the exact address — enough for neighbors to understand the situation without pointing to a specific house or person.
Free, anonymous, and available for Android and iPhone.
