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What are people struggling with?

Right now people are reporting potholes

Understand the need. Follow the evidence. Find something worth building.

Report what is happening near you in 30 seconds. See what your neighbours are facing. Together, the evidence gets seen.

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“Me too”s this month
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Problems tracked
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Marked fixed this month
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What is happening?
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Homes are shown only at street level. Contact details stay private.

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What are people reporting?

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Where is your shopping cheapest?

Type or say your shopping list. We price it at every shop near you and tell you where to go and how much you save. Free, no account needed.

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What people are reporting

Posts from people in their own words, newest first.

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    IN THE NEWS

    Topics several different news sources and government statements are covering right now, counted from what we collected in the last 24 hours.

    HOW IT WORKS

    What happens to your report

    1. 1

      You post it

      Pick what it is, where it is, add a photo. It is live at once, no waiting for approval.

    2. 2

      Neighbours confirm it

      People nearby tap “Me too”. Ten confirmations are stronger than ten separate posts.

    3. 3

      It becomes evidence

      Reports are grouped into named problems with a score, so a pattern cannot be ignored.

    4. 4

      The right people see it

      Community leaders, NGOs, businesses and builders use the evidence to act. Mark it “Fixed” when it is sorted.

    ON THE RADAR

    Biggest problems right now

    Named problems built from reports, news and public signals across South Africa.

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    In an emergency

    TellKasi is not an emergency service and does not send help. Call first, then report.

    WHO IT IS FOR

    Built for everyone who wants things fixed

    Residents

    Say what is wrong, see if your neighbours face it too, and follow it until it is fixed.

    Community leaders & councillors

    See what your ward is struggling with, backed by real reports and photos.

    NGOs & researchers

    Find where help is needed most, by issue and by area, with the evidence behind it.

    Builders & businesses

    Discover the problems worth solving and validate an idea before you build it.

    TRUST & SAFETY

    Your voice, safely

    Post without an account

    A nickname is enough. Sign up only if you want to follow your posts.

    Homes stay private

    A report about a home shows only the street. Shops, schools and roads show exactly.

    Photos without location data

    We remove the hidden GPS and camera details from every photo before it is shown.

    Moderated, not censored

    Posts go live at once. Links and personal details are checked first, and anyone can flag a bad post.

    Read the community rules
    QUESTIONS

    Questions people ask

    Is TellKasi free?

    Yes. Reporting, reading and confirming posts are free for everyone. Paid plans are only for organisations and builders who want deeper analysis.

    Do I need an account?

    No. You can post with just a nickname. A free account lets you follow your posts and see when they are confirmed or fixed.

    Will TellKasi fix the problem?

    We do not fix things ourselves. We make sure problems are seen, counted and backed by evidence, so the people who can fix them cannot look away.

    Does it use a lot of data?

    Very little. Photos are shrunk on your phone before they upload, and the pages are kept light.

    Who can see my report?

    Everyone can see the post, the place and the photo. Your contact details and account are never shown. Reports about homes show only the street.

    What if it is urgent?

    Call 10111 (police), 10177 (ambulance) or 112 from a cellphone first. TellKasi does not dispatch help.

    Seen something? Say something.

    Every report adds to the evidence for your area. Tell your neighbours, too.