FlashmatesCivic COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE, IN PLAIN SIGHT

A better place
to point it out.

The missing streetlight. The flooded crossing. The path nobody can use. Put the place and the problem on one shared map—so your community can see the fuller picture.

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Public reports. Private account details. Verified account required to submit.
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WORLDWIDE REPORT MAP
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A shared starting point.Every pin gives a local issue a place in the public picture.
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A map is a beginning

Make the overlooked
harder to overlook.

Good local decisions start with a clear view of what people are actually experiencing. Civic gives residents a simple way to document infrastructure issues with a location pin, useful context, and an optional photo.

Reports appear on a public map and issue board. It is a community record—not a promise of municipal response or an emergency service.

See how reports are presented
From noticing to sharing

A small act, made useful.

A clear report helps neighbours understand where an issue is and what it affects.

01 NOTICE

Describe what you see

Choose the closest issue type and explain what is happening in your own words. Keep it specific and respectful.

Context over jargon
02 LOCATE

Give it a place

Search an address or landmark anywhere in the world, then refine the location by tapping the map.

Precise pin, better picture
03 SHARE

Add it to the public view

Your report appears on the map and issue board. An optional photo can add helpful visual context.

Verified account to submit
The everyday infrastructure around us

What have you noticed?

Choose the closest category when reporting. If something affects shared access or daily life, it belongs in the conversation.

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Waste & cleanliness

Overflowing bins, dumping, and cleanliness issues.

Report this kind
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Footpaths & crossings

Broken footpaths, crossings, and access barriers.

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The public picture

Real reports.
Real places.

Explore what people have shared, or add a clear observation from your own corner of the world.

Open the full issue board
Statuses describe the report on Civic; they do not indicate a municipal connection.
PUBLIC ISSUE BOARD
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Browse every public report
Know what Civic is—and isn’t

Useful, because it’s honest.

A shared record

Public map pins and issue pages make the location and reported context easy to find.

Account details stay private

Reports are public, but your account identity is not displayed on the report.

Not a dispatch channel

Civic is not connected to municipalities or emergency services. It does not send reports to them.

Before you pin it

A few clear answers.

Know what happens when an observation becomes a public report.

Civic reports are public. A report can include its location, description, category, status, and optional photo. Your Flashmates account details are not displayed on the public report.

Start with what you know

Your local knowledge
belongs on the map.

One location. A little context. A clearer shared picture.

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