Reported NYC - 311 Made Easy

Thanks for using Reported to report cars blocking bike lanes, crosswalks and sidewalks in NYC. This update fixes a few issues in the last release and adds some new functionality: We now support adding the license state! The list of states shows the top 10 most common states, followed by options for USPS, NYPD and No plate (if the vehicle has no plate or the plate is unknown), followed by the remaining states in alphabetical order. Fixed a problem with license plate validation. Now you can change the plate and it should work fine. You can upload multiple photos The start screen now has a big button to Add Photo to begin the submission process so it's simpler. We reduced the complaint options to the ones that are most used. You can now add a photo that does not have a visible license plate, and then add it later (if your photo is a side view, for example) Please follow us on Twitter @Reported_NYC Any issues or feedback? Email reportedapp@gmail.com Let's do this NYC!

Release notes: This release fixes and improves a number of things in the Reported app, to make it easier than ever to report drivers blocking bike lanes in NYC. You can now update the address to make sure it's accurate To make it easier to know that the location is correct, there's now a map in the photo carousel so you can see your report's location. The submission form is nicer We simplified a few things & made the whole app a bit more polished and snappy We fixed a bunch of issues related to not being able to upload photos Please follow us on Twitter @Reported_NYC Any issues or feedback? Email reportedapp@gmail.com Let's do this NYC!

This is a major update that we've been working on for the last year. - Rebuilt from the ground up - New automatic license plate recognition from photo - New sign up flow Please follow us on Twitter @Reported_NYC! We hope to submit more regular updates going forward in 2021. Thanks for bearing with us!

Fixes the maps bug. Now you should be able to see the address correctly and modify the location of your submissions in the map screen without any problems. Please follow us on Twitter @Reported_NYC!

We no longer need your home address to submit to 311. So in this version, we removed those fields from the Profile screen and new users no longer need to enter that info.

We simplified the ability to upload a photo or video. Now when you click "add a photo/video" you'll be taken directly to your photo album. Thanks for using Reported to hold drivers in NYC accountable for dangerous behavior! Please follow us on twitter at @Reported_NYC Email your feedback to reportedapp@gmail.com

Fixed a major bug with the location selection screen in which the pin was not oriented properly. If you modified the address of your submissions, the addresses would be off by at least 10-15 blocks. This release fixes this gnarly bug and also massively improves the screen with the Google Places so you can confidently select an address, business or area where the incident took place.

First update of the new year! Thank you for being part of the Reported community. Improvements you'll notice: - Removed the taxi color selection buttons. You can now, in fewer clicks, submit a complaint about *any* vehicle type, not just taxis and For-Hire-Vehicles (FHVs) such as Ubers. Next time you see a delivery truck in the bike lane, feel free to report it. - Added the "Notes" field for the 311 status. When you tap an existing complaint's Service Request number from 311, it'll expand to show you the more information on the status of your complaint. Updates you won't notice: - Removed redundant data from getting submitted to our backend - Added location object geopoint (for future push notifications) - Improved authentication - Upgraded several libraries and Swift to 4.2 Whether you bike or walk in NYC, we hope you've been feeling empowered by Reported. If you don't follow us on Twitter, check out @Reported_NYC. We posted a 2018 Year in Review Tweet-storm you should check out also.