A public record for what broke

When something breaks, your experience should not disappear.

Report what happened in your own words. Find people describing the same breakage and follow what happens next.

Our goal: 100 beta participants in and around San Francisco.

Provider directory: 741 companies

Request beta accessFree · access is approved in small groups
Latest entriesin the reporters' own words
  • Railway“During the Railway outage, I could not deploy my projects and my release was delayed. I want the incident and …”Oct 26
  • Amazon Prime“Amazon Prime despite paying $140 per year for subscription shows multiple midroll ads and that experience suck…”Sep 19

Something broke. Say it like you mean it.

Tell us what broke. We help structure the report, then check it before it joins the public record. Beta access is approved in waves.

Illustrative example · not a real report

Comcast promised a technician twice and nobody showed. Three weeks of nightly outages, still billed full price…

Closed betaJoin the beta to file it

Tell it in your own words. Review the details before you submit.

From venting to leverage

Step 1

Vent it

Describe what happened in your own words. We ask a few details so the report can be checked and connected accurately.

Step 2

Review the details

We help structure the report. You check what is accurate before you submit it.

Step 3

It joins the record

Published reports stay visible with later updates. If a report needs review, it stays private until checked.

Step 4

Find others

People can confirm the same breakage. Separate reports help show a pattern without treating a guess as a match.

How the closed beta works

  1. 1.Sign in, then add your ZIP code so we can prioritize people near San Francisco.
  2. 2.You're on the waitlist. We approve access in small groups; signing in does not give immediate access.
  3. 3.When your access is approved, sign in and file your first report. You will review its details before submission.
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