People's Problems
Vishal Pawar Social Networking iPhoneiPadiPod touch
People's Problems is a free Social Networking app for iPhone and iPad by Vishal Pawar. Requires iOS 12.4. Updated June 20, 2024.
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 41 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Jun 20
- 2024 · v1.1.7
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About People's Problems
You report. We resolve. Your go-to app for addressing community issues! Tired of navigating through garbage-filled streets, dodging potholes, or getting stuck in relentless traffic jams? Concerned about local policies affecting your neighborhood? Look no further – People's Problems App is here to transform your community into a better place. With the People's Problems App, you can easily report, track, and vote on a wide range of local issues, including garbage accumulation, potholes, traffic congestion, and even local policy concerns. Here's what our app offers: 1. Report Problems: Have a concern to address? Simply snap a photo and submit it through the app. Whether it's a garbage pileup, a treacherous pothole, or a traffic hotspot, we've got you covered. 2. Discover Local Issues: Explore the interactive map to discover problems reported by others in your area. Stay informed about what's happening around you and take action. 3. Vote: Voting is your voice! Express your opinion on reported issues by casting your vote. The more votes, the louder the message to local authorities. 4. Engage with the Community: Join discussions, leave comments, and share your insights with others who share your concerns. Together, we can find solutions and drive change. 5. Track Progress: Wondering if your report made a difference? Our app keeps you updated on the status of reported problems, so you can see the impact of your involvement. 6. Analytics and Reporting: The app provides analytics on the types of issues being reported, frequency, locations, and resolution rates. This data can be valuable for local authorities and community leaders in understanding and addressing the needs of the community more effectively. 7. Personalized Notifications and Alerts: You can opt to receive personalized notifications about issues in your vicinity or concerning topics you care about, keeping you informed and engaged with your community. 8. Acknowledge: Local authorities, including municipal officials, law enforcement, public and private sector organizations, and environmental agencies, are enabled to register on the app. Upon registration, they can formally acknowledge the issues raised by the community, and actively provide detailed updates on the resolution process and progress. Join our growing community of proactive citizens dedicated to improving their neighborhoods. People's Problems App empowers you to be an active part of the solution-making process. Together, we can create cleaner, safer, and more vibrant communities. Download the People's Problems App now and start making a difference today!
What’s new
Version 1.1.7 · Updated June 20, 2024
UI improvements
App privacy
The developer, Vishal Pawar, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Linked to You
The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:
- Location: Precise Location, Coarse Location
- Contact Info: Email Address, Name
- User Content: Photos or Videos
Used for: App Functionality
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