Report it. Tag them.
Fix Kenya together.

"Ambia serikali issues zetu" — Tell the government our issues

Wajuze is a Kenyan civic technology platform that bridges the gap between citizens and their county governments. The name comes from Swahili — "wajuze" means "let them know" — and that's exactly what we do.

Too many infrastructure problems go unreported because citizens don't know where to report, or feel their complaints will be ignored. Wajuze changes that by combining AI, GPS, and social media to create accountability that can't be quietly shelved.

• Every report is automatically posted to social media, tagging the county government — creating public accountability
• AI vision identifies and categorises issues from photos, making reporting fast and accessible to everyone
• County officials have a dedicated GIS portal to manage, assign, and resolve reports with full audit trails
• Citizens get push notifications at every status change — assigned, in progress, resolved
• Works offline — reports sync automatically when connectivity returns

Wajuze was built for Kenyans by Kenyans, and is available free on Android and iOS.