See it. Share it. Shape it.

Communities see the problems.

Share what you see around you, talk about it with people nearby, and follow what happens next.

A man checking his phone on a busy street in Hanoi, Vietnam
Commuters waiting at a bus shelter in Chicago on a winter morning
Residents clearing a vacant lot together in Amman, Jordan

Lens

See what's happening.

See what people around you are talking about — flooding after heavy rain, a light that has been out for weeks, a recycling point that just opened.

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Around you

What's happening

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Amara Okoye · Lagos · 2m

Flooding has blocked this road since last night.

Floodwater covering a road beside a kerb 0:12

Jonas Visser · Rotterdam · 18m

Street light out on this road — third week now.

A dark residential street with an unlit lamp

Linh Tran · Hanoi · 1h

New community recycling point opened in our neighborhood.

Sorted recycling bins on a neighbourhood street
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What you can do

See it. Talk about it. Follow it through.

See what's happening around you

A feed and a map of what people are reporting nearby — from your street to the other side of the world.

See something? Share it

Post it in a minute with photos, video, audio and a place, at the precision you choose.

Find people in your community

Join Spaces, confirm what neighbours report and talk about what matters where you live.

Follow what happens next

Follow a report from raised to resolved, with responses and outcomes kept in the open.

Inside Xamseen

Lens · Map · Pulse · Spaces · Answers · Projects · Impact · Nearby

How it works

From a report to a response.

Xamseen keeps the whole path in one place, so nothing stops at a complaint.

Xamseen is not an emergency service. For emergencies, contact your local services.

  1. Photo · Place · Detail

    Observation

    You notice something and post it — photos, a short description and a place you control.

  2. Confirmations · Context

    Conversation

    Neighbours confirm it, add detail and talk about it in the Space for that place.

  3. Plan · Owners · Milestones

    Solution

    From a problem to a project: Answers and Projects turn the talk into a plan, with people attached to it.

  4. Updates · Resolution · Record

    Impact

    See the work. Follow the progress. Updates and resolutions stay on the record long after the report.

Stories

What using Xamseen looks like.

How a single observation travels — from one street to a response anyone can follow.

A woman photographing a large water-filled pothole on a residential street in Bogotá, Colombia

Observation

Something nobody recorded

A pothole, an unsafe crossing, a dark stretch of road. One person posts it with a photo and a place.

Neighbours seated in a community hall in Rotterdam discussing a local issue

Conversation

Neighbours weigh in

Others confirm it, add what they know and talk it out in a Space for that place.

Municipal workers repairing a leaking water pipe in Nairobi while a resident films on a phone

Outcome

Kept in the open

Responses, work and resolutions stay visible, so anyone can see what changed.

Impact

Public work, kept in public view.

Verified offices and organisations keep a record of their projects on Xamseen, from the problem that prompted them through to the community's verdict. Below are real projects published by public bodies elsewhere — credited to their own sources, not Xamseen records.

Helsinki, Finland

Crown Bridges tram link

A tram connection and new bridges linking the Helsinki city centre to Laajasalo across Korkeasaari, published as an ongoing city construction project with its own public project site.

City of Helsinki

Source: kruunusillat.fi — City of Helsinki

New York City, United States

Open Streets

A programme that turns selected streets into space open to all, run with local partners who apply to become stewards of their own block.

NYC Department of Transportation

Source: NYC DOT

Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos rail and bus network

Lagos State's public transport programme, including the city rail lines and the regulated bus scheme, published by the state transport authority that delivers it.

Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA)

Source: LAMATA, Lagos State

Privacy & data

No data brokering

Xamseen does not sell, rent or broker personal data.

You set the precision

Choose how precisely your location is shared on every report.

Used to run Xamseen

Platform data is used to run the service and to show communities and responsible authorities what is happening in an area.

Open by default

Responses and resolutions stay visible, so anyone can see the work and follow the progress.

FAQ

Questions about Xamseen?

Xamseen is a place to share what is happening around you, talk about it with people nearby, and follow what happens next.

See it.
Share it.
Shape it.

Residents clearing rubble from a vacant lot in Amman, JordanA neighbourhood meeting in a community hall in RotterdamCommuters at a bus shelter in Chicago

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