It's 7:45 on Monday morning and you're running late. You're stuck in traffic thanks to a patch of bad road that has gotten worse because it is raining season.
What if there was a way you could report this problem so that it gets fixed?
InfraRead is a mobile app that lets you do something more than complain.
It lets you take a picture of bad infrastructure around you and report it to the government.

What kind of infrastructure?
Think bad roads, overflowing public bins, loose guardrails on pedestrian bridges...

You can report every publicly managed infrastructure.

For those who want to do more than just make reports, InfraRead goes a step further.

Imagine being able to ask your community leaders about infrastructure they're responsible for?

I don't know about you, but my first question will be: "When can we expect the the Oshodi-Apapa expressway to be completed?"

Here's how to report an infrastructure problem;

1. Take a picture of the infrastructure you want to report

2. Indicate the street name or area where you're making the report

3. Enter the details of the problem

4. We'll send it to your representative on your behalf

5. You can routinely check for updates on the report

Did you know that holding the government accountable in this way improves public infrastructure?

An important part of accountability is citizen engagement.

InfraRead allows you join debates, share articles and opinions which can excite the public imagination.

How do I make my voice heard?
Download the app on Google Play Store and Apple App store, register in one easy step and start reporting.

Google Playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.decodershub.infraread

Apple AppStore: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/infraread/id1485529259

Did you know InfraRead's top reporters get ranks and recognition along the way?

Download the app now.