Photograph the pothole. We’ll price the fix.
Thirty seconds on your phone: one photo, the address, and roughly how big it is. You get a real price for filling it properly — and one link you can drop in the street group so everyone can chip in.
Free. No account. No obligation.
How it works
1. Snap it
Your phone camera opens straight from the form. The photo is shrunk before it uploads, so it works on a bad signal.
2. Pin it
We read the location off the photo itself where it is there, or off your phone. Measure it in metres if it is safe to.
3. Price it
A person looks at the photo and quotes the repair properly — cut out, prime, fill, compact. You get the number by email.
4. Split it
Share one link. Neighbours open it, see the hole, see the price, and pledge what they can. When it is covered, we book it.
One hole. Twelve houses. Nobody knows the number.
Every street has the same conversation and it never gets past the same point: somebody should do something. What is missing is not goodwill, it is a figure. Once a road knows the repair costs R6 400 and there are sixteen houses on it, the conversation changes shape entirely.
That is the whole product. A photo becomes a price, and a price becomes a link you can put in front of everyone who drives over it.
The photo does the measuring
Stand back, get the road in frame, and we can see what the job is.
Nothing is owed up front
A pledge is a promise. No card details are taken until a repair is booked.
Your details stay yours
Your number and email never appear on the page you share.
There’s one outside your gate right now.
Take the photo on your way out. It takes thirty seconds.