File a report

Kahan? Kitna? Kaisa?

Thirty seconds. No account, no email, no OTP from a number that will later sell you a personal loan.

Before you photograph anything

The stain, never the person. No faces, no number plates, no names.
Never confront anybody. It escalates, and it is not worth your evening.
Photos are re-encoded on your device, which strips all hidden camera data including GPS.
If you use "find my city", your coordinates are used once and thrown away. Only the city name is kept.

City

Where did you spot it?

What kind of spot?

These describe places, not people. On purpose — this habit crosses every income, job, region and religion in the country.

Damage rating

Photo of the stain (optional)

Camera opens directly on phones. Again: the stain, not a human being.

Add a line (optional)

Be funny, be furious, be brief. 280 characters. No names.

✓ I confirm this report is about a place, and does not identify any individual person, face, or vehicle.

Stored in your own browser unless a campaign server is connected. Nothing is sent to any third party, ever.

What actually happens to your report

It gets counted

Your report becomes one dot on the Wall of Stains and one point on your city's tally. Volume is the argument.

It stays anonymous

There is no field for your name because we never wanted it. There is no field for their name because that is not what this is.

It stays on your device

Running this on a plain static host means your reports live in your browser's storage and go nowhere else. You can wipe them on the Wall page anytime.

It becomes ammunition

Forty reports from one metro station is a letter to a municipal commissioner that is very hard to file away.