Log what’s broken.
A pothole. A dark streetlight. A 311 report that went nowhere. Put the issue on the map and start tracking the wait.
Civic accountability. Now measurable.
Your city’s fixes.
On the clock.
Potholes, broken streetlights, unanswered 311 reports. FixFair tracks how long repairs really take—and puts every neighborhood on the scoreboard.
Built for residents. Useful to reporters. Visible to everyone.
The shareable waitIllustrative issue
“My street has waited 94 days.”
Not just a complaint. A clock people can see.
Our ground rules
Resident-led reporting
Public neighborhood rankings
No promise of city repair times
From report to resolution
A scoreboard.
Not another inbox.
One issue starts a clock. Together, those clocks reveal which neighborhoods get attention—and which are still waiting.
Friendly rivalry. Serious questions.
Neighborhood rankings make progress easy to compare. Local newsrooms can use time-to-fix data to ask better questions about public services.
Make the wait visible.
Follow time-to-fix from report to resolution. An open issue stays part of the story—not buried in an inbox.
Give your block a voice.
Compare neighborhood rankings and share an issue’s waiting time. Turn a street-level frustration into a citywide conversation.
Participation & partnerships
Local issues.
Shared accountability.
Residents log issues and follow the wait. FixFair’s business model is supported by local sponsorships and data licensing for newsrooms.
Want to support your neighborhood or report on repair performance? Partnership scope and licensing terms are discussed directly.
Explore FixFair’s missionFree
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Your block belongs on the board
Stop counting the days alone.
Log the issue. Follow the fix. Make your neighborhood’s wait impossible to ignore.
FixFair tracks accountability; it does not replace 311 or emergency services.