StreetReport

Name: StreetReport
Author: Zealand IT Ltd

By: Zealand IT Ltd

Report street issues in a snap

Features & Capabilities

Snap a photo of a pothole, fly-tip or broken streetlight and StreetReport sends it to the right UK council in seconds. No forms, no password, no hassle.

Report local street problems in seconds. See a pothole on your road, fly-tipping in an alley, graffiti on a wall, a broken streetlight or a blocked drain? StreetReport gets it to the right council, fast.

HOW IT WORKS

Take a photo.
Confirm the details (we fill in most of them for you).
Submit.

That's it. StreetReport handles the rest.

BUILT FOR SPEED • Snap and send, no long forms or clunky web portals. • Smart categorisation recognises the issue from your photo and suggests the right category. • Automatic council routing uses your location to find the correct local authority, so you never have to work out who's responsible. • Minimal typing, most reports take well under a minute.

STAY IN THE LOOP • Push notifications when the council views, assigns, or resolves your report. • Message the council directly inside the app if they need more detail. • Track every report you've made, with photos and a full status timeline.

WORKS ANYWHERE • Offline mode: out of signal? Your report is saved and sent automatically when you're back online. • Add more photos, or attach to a nearby report so duplicates don't pile up. • Follow up after submitting.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account to set up and no password, just verify your phone number once. • Councils see your reports under a friendly display name, never your phone number.

Help fix your neighbourhood. Potholes, fly-tipping, graffiti, abandoned vehicles, overflowing bins, broken streetlights, blocked drains, damaged signs and more, if it's on your street, you can report it.

StreetReport is free to use.

NOT FOR EMERGENCIES StreetReport is for non-urgent local issues sent to your council. It is not an emergency service and is not for reporting crime. In an emergency, or to report a crime, call 999. For non-emergency police matters, call 101.