See a problem in public space? Report it from there.
A pothole, a dark street light, an overflowing bin — take a photo and send it. Fixety, the app’s AI assistant, e-mails the responsible service, chases it until it answers and reads the replies. The case stays public until people on the spot mark it fixed.
- Free
- Nothing to install
- Never reveals who reported
- Takes no sides
Not for emergencies. Gas, fire, injuries — call the emergency services now.
On a computer? Scan the code with your phone — the app opens there, ready to report.From report to fixed. In public.
Reporting takes a minute. Fixety follows up until it is fixed — and everyone can see it.
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You take a photo.
Stand at the problem, take a photo, send.
- Pinned where you stand. No address to type, no map to scroll.
- AI blurs faces and plates. Before anything is sent.
- AI names the problem. Pothole, dark lamp, full bin — you confirm, or pick it yourself.
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Fixety chases the service.
The app’s assistant finds who is responsible and does not let go.
- Finds the service. Municipality, utility, roads authority — a person on our team checks a new town first.
- Writes and reminds. One clear e-mail; reminders until it answers, quoting the legal deadline where there is one.
- Reads the reply, tells you. “On it”, a date, “fixed”, “not ours” — you hear every time.
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People mark it fixed.
Everyone can see the case until it is fixed.
- On the map from the first photo. With the days it has waited.
- People on the spot mark it fixed. A service’s “fixed” is only a claim until they do.
- Back again? The case reopens.
The days are counted. In public.
Every case shows when it was reported and how long it has waited — until people on the spot confirm the fix.
- Reported
- Acknowledged
- Reported as fixed
- Fixed
Reported 63 days ago. Still not fixed.
Case history · example
- reporter · Reported
- citizen · Someone else reported the same
- responsible service · Service: acknowledged
- responsible service · Reported as fixed
- reporter · Fix confirmed
Anything in public space. Things, never people.
No category hunting — the photo decides.
- Roads and road surface
- Street lighting and power
- Water supply and fountains
- Bins and waste collection
- Trees
- Parks, playgrounds and sport
- Works and excavations
- …and much more
No parking, no neighbours, no noise, no politics.
Nobody decides alone.
The problem is public. You are not.
A case says “reporter”, “citizen”, the service or “Review” — never a name. You sign in with an e-mail address only. Blur anything else in your photo with a tap.
More →Built so it can’t be gamed.
Reporting, confirming and disputing happen on the spot, with a photo taken that moment. A service never confirms its own fix. Fake or offensive reports bring warnings, then bans.
More →Independent and neutral.
Fixety is made by Innovatica, an independent company. No parties, no campaigns, no political money. Every e-mail to a service is signed by a person on our team. The record stays when administrations change.
More →Work for a service that fixes things?
The account is free and in your service’s name. Acknowledge, give a date, report the fix with a photo — all public. We check that you work there first.
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