Ejet Elkahraba vs Baladi Map

## About App Ejet ElKahraba is a community-driven application that helps people in Lebanon stay informed about electricity availability and outages in a clear, simple, and reliable way. The app provides instant notifications for electricity status changes across both public grid lines and private generators, helping users plan their day, manage electricity-dependent tasks, and reduce wasted time and cost. Designed with flexibility in mind, users can mute notifications at any time (such as during nighttime), join relevant power lines with ease, and share power lines with others for quick access. Each power line includes a clear description of the streets it covers, along with time-based availability statistics that offer valuable insights for users who want a more professional and informed view of electricity patterns. Ejet ElKahraba also encourages community collaboration. Users can react to power status updates to confirm accuracy, contribute feedback, submit coverage requests for new areas, and access a built-in knowledge base for guidance and support. ## Key Features - Real-time alerts for electricity availability and outages - Notification control, including mute options - Support for both grid and generator power lines - Time-based availability statistics and insights - Clear power line descriptions and coverage details - Community reactions to validate power status updates - Easy sharing of power lines with others - Full Arabic and English language support - Simple and secure authentication - In-app feedback, suggestions, and coverage requests - Built-in help and knowledge base ## Disclaimer Ejet ElKahraba is a non-governmental, for-profit project built on community collaboration. It is not affiliated with any governmental entity, Électricité du Liban, or any electricity provider.

Baladi Map is a free, independent civic platform for Lebanon. If your municipality is responsible for something and hasn't dealt with it (a pothole, a broken streetlight, uncollected waste, a blocked pavement, a water leak), put it on the map. • Report in under a minute, with or without an account: a few words, your voice or a photo • Add an optional photo to confirm • Location is optional: use GPS or just place the pin by hand • Every report is reviewed by moderators before it appears publicly • Follow issues, confirm "I'm affected too", and watch the status move from Submitted to Fixed • Follow up to 5 towns: where you're from, where you live, where you work • Reports in your language: Arabic, English or French, with the original one tap away • Open any report's place in Apple Maps or Google Maps • Municipality scoreboard shows who fixes and who ignores • Full Arabic, English and French, including right-to-left support • Sign in with Apple, Google, or a simple email code Baladi Map is an independent, non-partisan platform. It is not a government service and is not affiliated with any government body. No ads, no paid tiers, no data sales. A public record, built for Lebanon.