Fragmented Observations
Different citizens independently observe the same physical defect.

RateTrou is a civic reporting platform that helps Mauritians flag road issues, track progress, and get problems in front of the teams responsible for fixing them.
Road defects are visible to thousands but those observations rarely become continuous infrastructure intelligence. A defect can be seen, photographed, reported, repaired, and reappear yet the information generated throughout that lifecycle becomes fragmented.
Different citizens independently observe the same physical defect.
A complaint submission and the subsequent road condition are separate information events.
No simple mechanism to confirm: Still there? Getting worse? Repair observed?
Without longitudinal records, recurring defects and geographic patterns cannot become useful historical intelligence.
Potholes, broken streetlights, drainage problems — everyday issues that affect everyone. We make it fast and safe to report them, follow their status, and support your community along the way.
Pin issues on the map so repairs are sent to the right place, the first time.
Neighbours verify and support reports so authorities can prioritise what matters most.
Reports can be forwarded to the Road Development Authority with the details needed to act.

RateTrou is not simply a complaint tool. It is a persistent, community-verified, geographically structured record of road conditions across Mauritius.
Lower friction reporting, community visibility, and the ability to confirm whether defects persist or are resolved.
Structured, location-verified, timestamped data that complements existing institutional processes and supports evidence-based maintenance decisions.
A longitudinal, geographic record of road conditions — transforming everyday observations into national road intelligence.
Reporting a road issue shouldn't mean wrestling with long forms or guessing which department to contact. RateTrou guides you through a simple flow: locate the problem, add details if you can, and send it onward — including support for official Road Development Authority complaint workflows.
We believe transparency and community participation lead to faster fixes and safer roads for everyone in Mauritius.
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