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The story so far

A timeline of this city's reports. Tap a dated chapter to jump to that day.

Feb 1, 2026

The city wakes up

February began with a dark map. The first reports arrived weeks later, and every glow since starts the same way, someone saw a broken thing on their street and reported it in thirty seconds.
Feb 28, 2026

Word gets around

Neighbours found it and the reports kept coming, each one ready for the city with the details already filled in. The numbers began to climb.
Mar 18, 2026

The day Toronto noticed

One post took off. Media wrote about it, radio called, TV came. Signups jumped overnight and the map has been busier ever since.
The post that did it
Mar 26, 2026

Council on the map

Every councillor, every motion, every vote landed on the platform. What your street needs and what city hall decides now live in one place. More press followed.
The launch post
Apr 20, 2026

Past the first street

Reports now come from far beyond the street where the first one was filed. The numbers below show how far.
May 27, 2026

One city becomes two

Mississauga went live with its own map and its own name. One login, one platform, two cities.
Read the story
Jun 4, 2026

Completed is not fixed

Amber means the city marked it complete. Green means someone went back and verified it is fixed.
Why this matters
The work you never see

A handful of AI agents work in the background. One writes the report, one routes it, one watches the data, one learns from every fix, one researches what the city publishes.
One report started all of this

Pull back far enough and the glows become one picture, a city looking after itself one report at a time. There is room on this map for your street.

Soon you'll be able to ask this city a question, right here, and get an answer.

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