Live issue map
See what is happening nearby, and whether a problem is already reported.
NeonBela features
NeonBela gives residents and municipal teams one shared place to report local issues, follow updates and see what is happening.
For residents
See what is happening nearby, and whether a problem is already reported.
Show the problem. Mark the spot. Add a note if it helps.
From reported to resolved, with the latest recorded status.
Keep each other updated on the issue in one conversation.
Water, power and local notices in one place.
Stay informed as things change on your reports.
The app speaks your language.
Report local issues and follow their updates from your phone.
For municipal teams
Keep each issue together with its type, location and current status instead of searching through separate messages.
Clear tasks. Clear responsibility. Acknowledge reports, assign work and record progress so residents can see the latest update.
Identify nearby or recurring problems, helping teams recognise those that may need wider attention.
See workloads, trends and results: resolution rates, response times and trends by issue type show where service delivery needs attention.
See how active work is shared across the team, alongside resolution and service-target performance.
Create or import zones, then group and compare reports by the areas each team manages.
View and compare issues by official municipal ward to spot local patterns, understand workloads, and plan resources more clearly.
Set expected times for acknowledging and resolving each type of issue, then see which reports need attention when those targets are at risk.
Each issue has its own conversation, so residents and municipal teams can share updates, ask questions, and keep the latest information in one place.
The NeonBela Chrome extension lets teams create a tracked issue from a WhatsApp Web message, bringing it into the same organised record as other reports.
Privacy
NeonBela is designed to help communities see local problems without putting people’s personal information on display.
The public map is designed to show the problem and its status, not the person who reported it.
NeonBela uses H3, an open-source location system developed for Uber’s mapping needs, to help show the area of a reported problem while protecting sensitive location details.
Your account gives you a clear place to manage your reports and personal details.
Coming soon to Bela Bela
Watch the 59-second teaser, then look out for NeonBela in Bela Bela.