Citizens report. Our AI sees. Government acts. Basis transforms everyday frustrations — potholes, broken pipes, illegal dumping — into structured, anonymous intelligence that compels institutional change.
We are not government. But we're building the tools for a more responsive one.
You spot a pothole, a broken streetlight, a clogged drain. Tap the app, snap a photo, tag the location. It takes 15 seconds. Your identity stays hidden — always.
Our computer vision pipeline — built on OpenCV and custom-trained models — classifies the issue, confirms its severity, and groups it with related reports from across the city. Noise becomes signal.
When a threshold of reports is crossed, anonymised, aggregated intelligence is delivered directly to the relevant civic body — BMC, PMC — with location clusters, severity scores, and photographic evidence.
Powered by OpenCV and deep neural networks trained on Indian urban environments. Because potholes in Pune look different from potholes in London.
Photo-based depth estimation and surface analysis flags road damage before it becomes an accident. Severity classified as Minor, Serious, or Critical.
Detects unauthorised waste accumulation in public spaces. Recurring hotspots are flagged automatically to solid waste management departments.
Identifies open manholes, overflowing drains, and pipeline leakages. Automated alerts prevent contamination crises before they spread.
Bent railings, cracked walls, collapsed barriers, and shattered street furniture are catalogued and routed to the responsible municipal body.
Citizen-submitted footage analysed for signal jumping, wrong-way driving, and illegal parking. Evidence packaged for traffic authorities — not for surveillance.
Pattern analysis identifies high-littering zones and recurring offenders (anonymised) to help deploy targeted awareness and enforcement campaigns.
Across thousands of reports, AI identifies systemic failure zones — not just isolated issues — and predicts where the next breakdown will occur before it does.
Individual reports are meaningless. Thousands of them are a mandate. We aggregate citizen voices anonymously until the data is undeniable — then we hand it to those who can fix it.
Every report travels through a multi-stage pipeline that strips personal information before it ever touches our servers. We don't know who you are. We never want to.
What reaches the government is structured, scored intelligence — not a raw complaint. We translate public frustration into institutional language that cannot be ignored.
We start focused. Two cities. Every ward. Zero tolerance for broken infrastructure.
Home to 20 million Mumbaikars navigating monsoon-battered roads, overflowing drains, and infrastructure that struggles to keep pace with the city's ambition. Basis is active across all 24 wards of the BMC.
A rapidly expanding tech and education hub facing growing pains — traffic congestion, expanding civic limits, and infrastructure planning that hasn't caught up with population growth. Basis serves all 15 PMC zones.
Computer vision backbone for image classification
Trained on Indian road and urban conditions
Spatial grouping of related reports by zone
On-device PII stripping before transmission
Takes 15 seconds. Completely anonymous. Could fix a road.
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A single report gets filed and forgotten. A hundred reports from the same junction become a case that forces a response. Basis exists to turn isolated frustration into collective, verified, government-grade evidence.
We don't send you angry letters. We don't run campaigns. We build data sets that civic authorities cannot dismiss.
Photo + location + category. That's all we need. No account, no name, no phone number.
Computer vision confirms the issue is real, classifies its type, and assigns a severity score.
Your report joins others from the same area. When the threshold is crossed, the cluster becomes a brief.
BMC or PMC receives structured data — location, severity, photographic evidence, frequency — with a resolution deadline tracked publicly.
We're not a petition platform. We're not a grievance forum. We are a technology infrastructure company that uses AI, computer vision, and the collective voice of citizens to make Indian cities systematically, measurably better — one report at a time.