Snap Send Solve

Snap Send Solve Pty Ltd

About this app

Something need fixing? Just Snap, Send, Solve it.

From dumped rubbish to graffiti, potholes to water leaks, if you can Snap it, you can Send it.

Founded in Melbourne in 2013, Snap Send Solve is the free, easy-to-use app that helps keep shared spaces safe, clean and great to be in. Since launch, millions of reports have been Solved thanks to Snappers doing their bit on the go.

Whether you’re in a busy city or way off the beaten track, Snap Send Solve works everywhere across Australia and New Zealand.

Why Snap Send Solve?

Fast and easy to use.
Spotted something that’s not quite right? Open the app, take a photo, choose a category, and hit Send. It’s that simple.

Smart and accurate.
No need to know who’s responsible. We automatically direct your report to the right Solver based on your location and issue type.

You’re making a difference.
Every Snap helps improve your local area, and adds to the millions of Solved issues already tackled by fellow Snappers. Talk about many hands making light work.

Anywhere, anytime.
Snap Send Solve is with you on the city streets, country roads, local parks and everything in between.

What can you Snap?
- Dumped rubbish
- Graffiti
- Abandoned trolleys
- Potholes
- Broken playground equipment
- Water leaks
…and much more!

Give a Snap about your community? You’re in the right place.

If you need a hand or have feedback drop us a line at [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

So easy to use, I often find the entities who are sent the information are not consistent in their communication back to you. The SSS app makes it so easy to report something. It is all too easy to just walk past something and think that somebody else will report it, with Snap Send Solve there is no excuse not to report items that are needing fixing or work done. It makes out community much safer and pleasant.

This app has such potential, but it needs a lot of work. I tried to use it for the first time. There was a car parked across the footpath, the perfect use case. Problem #1, even with all permissions, I had to manually look up my location. Problem #2, I took a photo of the car, being sure to get the rego plate, but then I'm asked to manually enter the type of, length, make, model, blah, blah, blah. ALL of this information is in a database, in this instance VicRoads, which can be looked.

love this app, i use it at least four times a week while I'm out on my walks, one thing I wish would happen is if the issue has been fixed the app tells you, sometimes I'll do a walk in a different location and not get back there for months, I'm guessing that the council from that area needs to actually click that it has been fixed? not sure if that can be made easier somehow. All up I'll keep using it.

What’s new

We’ve simplified your communication preferences, giving you more control over when we contact you.