Sector 27 board

Starting with Sector 27, Chandigarh

Every problem in your sector, tracked until it's actually fixed.

Your WhatsApp group already knows what's broken. ApnaSector keeps the record: how many houses are waiting, whether anyone has filed a complaint, and how long it took to fix.

Open the Sector 27 board Try the example board

Sound familiar?

Ten messages a day. Nobody knows what happened next.

Everyone posts the same problem, one house at a time. Nobody knows who filed a formal complaint, what the complaint number is, or which officer has it. Two months later the monkeys are still there, and the group has moved on to the next problem.

The work that does get done is forgotten just as fast. A street light fixed in five hours gets one "thanks" in the group, then disappears under tomorrow's messages.

House 33xxNo garbage van 馃様
House 33xxNo garbage van till now, top floor
House 33xx4th day. No van yet
House 33xxSame here, day 4
House 33xxMonkeys have been discussed for almost two months. Who is actually following up? Has anyone filed a complaint? What's the complaint number?

Paraphrased from real sector groups

How it works

One link instead of a hundred messages

  1. Report in 10 seconds. Pick the problem and the block, and add your house number, name and mobile once. If someone already reported it, your house is added to theirs. No app to install.
  2. Share one card. One tap sends a card to the group: "No garbage van 路 Sector 27D 路 Day 4 路 14 houses waiting". Neighbours tap the link and add their house. No more typing house numbers into the chat.
  3. File once, track it. The board writes the formal complaint for you with every affected house listed, and tells you where to file it. Paste the complaint number back and the whole sector can see it was filed.
  4. Escalate on time. Not fixed a week after the complaint? The board drafts the letter to the Zonal Commissioner. Another week, the Municipal Commissioner.
  5. The team marks it done, residents confirm. The sector head's team gets their own access to mark work done. Affected houses confirm it, or say it's still broken. No objection in 48 hours and it closes. If it comes back, one tap reopens it, marked as a repeat.

For residents

See how long it really takes

Every problem shows a day counter, the houses affected and whether a complaint exists. "Day 58, 31 houses, complaint filed 41 days ago" is very hard to ignore, and easy to send to a councillor.

  • Day counter on every open problem
  • Ready-made complaint and escalation letters
  • Repeat problems marked: "came back, 3rd time"

For the people who fix things

Your work, remembered

The sector head, RWA members, MC teams and officers solve hundreds of problems, and nobody remembers them a week later. Here, every fix goes on the sector's thank-you wall: who fixed it, how fast, and every "thank you" from residents.

馃挕
Street light out 路 Block A
Fixed in 5 hours by MC electrical wing
馃檹 23 residents said thanks

Try it

Here's a board in use

This is an example board with made-up problems: garbage on day 4, monkeys back for the second time, street lights fixed in hours. Tap anything. Nothing you do on it is saved.

Open the example board

Fair and safe

Problems, not people

Problems only

You pick from civic problems: garbage, monkeys, dogs, trees, street lights, water, broken new work. Posts that name or accuse a person are removed. Links and phone numbers can't be posted.

Real residents only

Every report, confirmation or "not fixed" needs a house number, name and mobile number. House numbers are public, because that's how neighbours know each other. Names and numbers are never shown. Only the sector's moderators can see them.

Misuse gets stopped

Moderators can see exactly who did what on every problem. Anyone can report a post, and three reports hide its text until it's reviewed. Posting is limited per number, and anyone misusing the board is blocked by their number.

Why this exists

I live in Sector 27 and I'm a quiet member of our sector group. Every day I watched the same problems posted again and again: no garbage van, monkeys, dog bites, new construction already cracking. People were trying, but no one could see who had complained, or whether anything had happened. So I built the board I wanted: one place that remembers.

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