kosovareport:Your voice. A better city.

A pothole in Dardania, a dead street light in Ulpiana, bins overflowing by the bus station. Report what you see, with a photo and the exact spot, and it goes to the department that handles it.

Live in Prishtina for now. More municipalities are coming in the near future.

Report a problem See what a report looks like

This is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 112.

42.669° N, 21.153° E

One report, four parts

Yes, it takes about two minutes. Most of that is finding the right spot on the map.

1Pick a categorySeven areas, from roads to schools. The category decides which department receives the report.
2Drop the pinWith your phone's location or one tap on the map. An exact spot saves a lot of questions later.
3Describe it, add a photoWhat's broken, since when, whether it's dangerous. A good photo says more than a paragraph.
4Send it and keep the proofYou get a report number, a private key and a PDF receipt. Use them to follow the report later.

kosovareportExample

Civic report, Prishtina

PR-2026-000418

Infrastructure

Place: Prishtina42.6643° N, 21.1650° E

Deep pothole in front of the school entrance. Cars swerve into the other lane to avoid it. It's been there since last week's rain.

Sent 10/19/2026, 02:32 PMReported Without name

With your name or without. Your call.

Without your name

The department gets no contact details. You keep a private key and use it to check progress. Without the key, not even we can connect the report to you.

Private key

Your private key. Only you have it.

With your email

The department sees your email and can ask you for more detail. When the status changes, you get an email.

What you can report

Pick an area and the report opens with it already chosen.

What happens after you send it

1The report goes to the departmentTo the office that covers that category in your municipality, with the photos, the pin and your description.
2You have proofThe report number, private key and PDF show that the report was sent, and when.
3The department updates the statusWhen they mark it “Being handled” or “Resolved”, you see it with your key. If you left an email, you get a notice.

Already reported? Add your voice.

When many people report the same problem, it counts more. Before you send, you see what was already reported nearby.

One problem, one issue
Reports of the same pothole or rubbish pile are grouped into one public issue. The department sees how many people reported it.
I see it too
Give an issue a thumbs-up instead of sending the same report again. It takes one tap and needs no name.
Updates from the street
Add a comment or a photo when something changes, like “the road is blocked now”. Our team checks comments before they appear.