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04 / MARKSAFE.NET · PASSION PROJECT · 2025 · BUILT SOLO
Pakistan loses hundreds of lives
yearly to preventable
street hazards.
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Mark it. Report it. Make it safer.
01Mission
"Map dangerous potholes, uncovered manholes, and exposed wires across Pakistan… creating public accountability, not just complaints."
A community-driven hazard mapping platform built to make Pakistan's streets safer. Every report is a data point. Every upvote is a signal. Every X post is a paper trail.
·marksafe.net · live
Homepage · Map view · Reports feed · Bilingual EN/UR
02The mechanism is the product
Most “report a problem” platforms die in a database. MarkSafe weaponizes X.
The political genius isn't the map. It's the auto-post. When a report gets community traction, @marksafepk automatically posts it to X · tagging the exact MNA, MPA, or minister responsible for that constituency. With evidence. Publicly. It turns a frustrated citizen's photo into an official's public accountability record.
01
Citizen drops GPS pin
Photo or video evidence attached. No account required. ~30 seconds total.
02
Community upvotes promote it
Reports surface by urgency, not chronology. Collective verification, not lone complaint.
03
@marksafepk auto-posts to X
The constituency's MNA, MPA, or minister is tagged directly · with evidence attached. Public record, not a database entry.
03By the numbers
141
Districts covered
1,000+
Officials in database
8
Hazard categories
~30s
End-to-end report
36
URLs fully bilingual
04Anonymous by design
“No accounts, no sign-ups,
no phone numbers.”
Anonymity here isn't a UX decision · it's a political stance. In Pakistan, reporting infrastructure failures to government bodies can carry real risk. MarkSafe collects zero personal data. No login flow, no phone number, no email.
A citizen in any of 141 districts can report a hazard in under 30 seconds, trigger a public accountability post to X tagging their elected official, and leave no trace. That's the safety feature.
Free forever. Built for the streets.
05Bilingual-first
Every single page on MarkSafe exists in both English and Urdu · a full mirror at /ur/*. Not bolted on. Not a translation toggle as an afterthought.
36 URLs fully bilingual · including every blog post, the map, reports, statistics, and about pages. Urdu speakers are first-class users, not an afterthought.
URL structure
//ur
/map/ur/map
/reports/ur/reports
/statistics/ur/statistics
/blog/ur/blog
/about/ur/about
/blog/*/ur/blog/*
068 hazard categories
Potholes
Uncovered manholes
Exposed electric wires
Flooding
Broken roads
Unsafe construction
Broken streetlights
Open sewage
Karachi · Lahore · Islamabad · Rawalpindi · Peshawar · Quetta · Faisalabad · Multan · Hyderabad
07What it proves
One developer. 141 districts. 1,000+ officials mapped to their constituencies.
This isn't a side project · it's public infrastructure. Built solo, end-to-end. OpenStreetMap integration, a hand-curated officials database spanning every elected constituency in Pakistan, bilingual content across 36 URLs, and an X automation layer that creates accountability where none existed.
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