Connecting residents
with municipal services

CityBot empowers citizens to bring up civic issues through social media posts. Whether it's a pothole, graffiti, litter, water leaks, or a broken streetlight, users can take a picture of the issue, and CityBot uses AI to generate a clear, actionable description with auto tagging of civic bodies. CityBot does not represent, facilitate, or provide government services—it facilitates civic participation by providing a platform for citizens to voice concerns to the appropriate civic bodies.

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What is CityBot?

Report issues in your city, track updates and discover similar complaints – all in one place

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Snap & share

Snap a photo, add location, and CityBot's AI automatically generates a description, adds hashtags, and also tags relevant authorities.

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Post successfully

Preview your post, then publish it to notify the right people.

Your direct line to city services

Discover similar reports

See if neighbors have already reported similar issues and add your voice to existing cases

Quick reporting & updates

Follow reports in your neighborhood and see how your area is improving block by block.

Smart auto-tagging

Automatically adds relevant hashtags and mentions authorities for better visibility based on your photo and description for faster routing

Seamless social media integration

Post reports directly on X (formerly Twitter) for better reach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

CityBot helps you report public issues by formatting your post with relevant hashtags and mentions before posting it on X (formerly Twitter).

Anyone can use CityBot to report public service issues and bring them to the attention of the right authorities.

Yes, you can preview and make changes before submitting your post.

CityBot tags relevant government handles and uses hashtags to increase visibility, but responses depend on the authorities.

Yes, the homepage displays reports similar to yours, helping you stay informed about ongoing issues.

Yes, you need to log in with X (formerly Twitter) to post a complaint.

Not yet, but it aims to assist in bridging the gap between citizens
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