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Spot a problem or have an idea for your area? Post it in 30 seconds. Neighbours back it, the right office gets it, and everyone watches it move.

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Ward 4 · Water

Tap on our lane has been dry for 10 days. 60 houses, one tanker a week.

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How it works

Four moves. That’s it.

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Asha K.

Ward 4 · Water

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Tap on our lane has been dry for 10 days. 60 houses, one tanker a week.

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Why this exists

Problems don’t fix themselves. Paths fix them.

  1. 01

    Issues die in the wrong inbox

    Nobody knows which office owns the problem, and that office never hears of it in a form it can act on.

  2. 02

    Ideas scatter and fade

    A good proposal gets shared in a WhatsApp group, argued about once, and lost. Nothing turns it into a plan someone can fund.

  3. 03

    Nobody keeps the long view

    A pothole gets fixed; the road never gets built. No one holds the three-year picture of what a place needs.

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Why does this exist?

Most local problems die in the wrong inbox, and good ideas get lost in group chats. bytheppl.in gives every post a path to the office that owns it, and a public record so nothing quietly disappears.

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Who runs it?

Residents and volunteer stewards, in the open. It is non-partisan: we name offices and schemes, never parties or candidates.

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Is my data safe?

Your phone number and email are never shown. Exact locations are visible only to stewards; the public map rounds them to about 100 m.

Privacy and the rules we follow →
Who else is on it?

Residents post and back things. Stewards group posts into plans. Verified offices reply in public. Funders and builders pick up plans and act.

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Does it cost anything?

No. It is free for residents, volunteers and offices, and the code is open source.

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