See it. Pin it.
Photograph the damage. Drop a pin on the exact stretch. The road itself becomes the evidence, not a forgotten complaint number.
A civic record for public roads सड़कें ठीक करो
Make them fix the road.
Bad roads are not fate. They are a failure of duty. We exist to put every cracked, filthy, forgotten street on a public record — and make the authority responsible for it answer.
Why we exist
Roads stay broken when nobody is named.
“A public road is not a favour from the office. It is their job. We will not let dirt, cracks, and neglect stay invisible.”
Municipal bodies, contractors, engineers, and elected representatives are paid to keep streets rideable and clean. When a pothole sits for months, that is not “the system.” That is a person who did not act. Road Thik Karo turns citizen eyes into a public case file — so the duty to repair cannot be shrugged off.
Name the duty.
Every case maps to a ward, a municipality, a contractor, an office. Responsibility is no longer a rumour. It has a nameplate.
Watch until it is fixed.
The file stays open in public until the stretch is restored. Delay is visible. Repair is visible. Silence is no longer a strategy.
Today
Neglected.
- Potholes patched with monsoon water
- Garbage piled where the drain should breathe
- Complaints that vanish into a counter
The standard
Accountable.
- A public trail on every reported stretch
- Offices tagged, not vaguely “informed”
- Closed only when the road is actually clean
When we launch
Four steps. No disappearing file.
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You spot it
A crater, a dump, a broken curb — on the road you actually use.
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You report it
Photo, location, a short note. The case gets a public ID.
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We name the office
The ward, the body, the contractor — tagged on the same page.
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The city watches
Neighbours can follow the case until the stretch is restored.
This is the tone of the record
Ward 14 · Crater at the bus stop bend
Unfilled for 47 days. Water collects. Two-wheelers swerve into traffic.
Market road · Garbage against the storm drain
Daily dump at the same corner. Drain mouth blocked. Stench after 4pm.
School lane · Broken footpath edge
Repaired after public follow. Closed only with a photo of the finished work.
Launching soon
Be on the first street we open.
We are building the public record now. Leave your email. When your city is ready, you will be among the first who can file — and the first who can hold an office to its job.
You are on the list. We will write when the roads go public.
No spam. One mail when we launch in your city.