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Is the power out on your street or just in your house? Report it, see what neighbours report, and order a tanker when the water is gone.

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How a report works

01

Report it.

Power, gas or water out, a pothole, a garbage dump, a street light off. Civic problems need a photo taken in the app, of the place, not of people.

02

Two neighbours confirm.

An outage shows on the map only after two different accounts report the same thing, as a circle about 1 km wide. No house, no name, ever.

Two accountsAbout 1 km wide
03

Do something about it.

A water outage offers Order a tanker. Useful reports earn points and badges, and the most helpful neighbours top a monthly city leaderboard.

Also in the app, every morning

Rates and pump prices, with their source.

Daily rates

Petrol and diesel per litre, the dollar at interbank and open market rates, gold per tola and per 10 grams. Fetched live, checked every 6 hours, each with its source and date.

Price alerts

Turn on an alert and the app tells you when petrol or diesel changes.

Pump prices on the map

The confirmed price at each pump from OGRA's daily lists, never typed in by users. Hi-Octane for PSO pumps. Cheapest near you within 5, 10 or 15 km.

Dated, always

Every price shows the date it took effect. A pump price older than three days is marked as possibly out of date.

Questions

Mera Mohalla questions, answered.

Does anyone see where I live?
No. Your report lands in a 1 km cell with everyone else's. The map shows the circle, never a point, and never a name.
Are reports sent to WAPDA, Sui or the city?
Not yet. Today the map is for neighbours. Forwarding to the authorities is on the roadmap.
Where do the rates come from?
Fuel from PSO's published prices, the dollar from the State Bank of Pakistan and the open market, gold from published market rates. Pump prices come from OGRA's daily pump-wise lists.

Know your street.

Download Sahraye and see what your neighbours are reporting.