A civic intelligence platform

Every complaint deserves a place to go.

Civyx lets citizens report what's broken in their neighbourhood, and gives city governments a way to see it, fix it, and prove it was fixed.

Step 01
A citizen reports what's broken
Step 02
A local volunteer checks it's real
Step 03
The right department is assigned, with a deadline
Step 04
Fixed, verified again, and shown to you
The problem

Right now, most civic complaints go to the same place: nowhere.

A resident calls a helpline that doesn't pick up, or posts a photo that gets a few likes and nothing else. There's no record, no deadline, and no way to know if anyone is even looking at it.

Civyx exists to close that loop, for the person who filed the report and for the official trying to act on it.

What we've built
For citizens

Civyx

  • Report an issue with a photo and location in under a minute
  • A trained local volunteer checks it's real before it goes anywhere
  • Track it from filed to fixed, with proof at the end
  • Join local clean-up drives, learn your civic rights, and see how your ward compares to others
Open Civyx
For city officials

CivyxGov

  • Every report in one place, sorted by department and deadline
  • A live view of which wards are falling behind, and why
  • Contractors held to their record, not their word
  • Built for the people actually doing the work: junior engineers, not just the top office
How it actually works
01

Verified before it's filed

Anyone can say a streetlight is broken. Civyx has real people confirm it before it reaches a government inbox, so nothing gets ignored for being fake.

02

Verified again before it's closed

The same check happens in reverse. A report isn't marked resolved until someone has actually seen the fix, in person.

03

A reason to keep showing up

Civic Score recognises people for what they actually do, not just for opening the app.

Why now

2026 is the year Indians stopped staying quiet.

Timelines are full of potholes, overflowing bins, and broken pavements. Not because things got worse, but because people finally started saying so, out loud, together.

Civyx is built for that energy. Not to complain louder, but to give it somewhere to go.

Who's building this
A

Aryan Singh Raghav

Founder & CEO

Building the product end to end, from the first line of code to the government meetings.

S

Sagar Sharma

Co-founder & COO

Leading partnerships and the on-ground work of getting cities to say yes.

Join us

We're a small team building something we think matters.

If you'd rather build the thing than talk about building the thing, we'd like to hear from you.

Technical Head
Full-time
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Product / Tech Intern
3–6 months
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Business / Ops Intern
3–6 months
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