Snag - Report City Problems

See something built wrong? Snag it — anonymously map the potholes, floods, and broken sidewalks around you, and help your neighbors see what needs fixing.

See something built wrong? Snag it.

Snag is the anonymous, crowdsourced way to report what's broken in your neighborhood — potholes, flooded corners, missing signs, cracked sidewalks, broken streetlights, unsafe crossings. Open the app, drop a pin exactly where the problem is, and it's on a shared community map for your neighbors to see. No account. No login. No tracking.

Think of it as crowdsourced civil engineering. Every report you add fills in a clearer picture of what your area actually needs — and the clearer that picture gets, the harder it is to ignore.

Snag is an independent community app. It isn't affiliated with any city or government, and reports appear on a public map rather than being filed with a 311 system.

Why Snag

– Anonymous, always. We keep the location of the problem, never anything about you. No sign-up, no email, no profile.

– Report in seconds. Pick a category, describe it or just dictate it, add a photo, and place the pin on a satellite map so it's exactly right.

– See your whole area. A live map of what people have flagged nearby — you're never reporting into the void.

– Just ask Siri. "Hey Siri, report a snag." Report hands-free, without even opening the app.

– Public issues, too. Snag also pulls in nearby public 311 reports from open-data sources, each labeled with where it came from, so you see the full picture in one place.

– Open by design. Reports are structured and location-accurate, and Snag publishes them as an open feed any city is free to use — while Snag itself stays independent and unaffiliated.

Better streets start with a snag. Help your community see what needs fixing, one report at a time.