Show what needs attention.
Report what you saw, where it is and who it affects. Review the details and keep a receipt. Urgent concerns can be made visible quickly; the responsible team decides priority.
Local issues. Shared action.
A better street starts with a next step.
OurStreet helps people raise local issues, make the need visible and bring local skills and public-service teams into the conversation.
Report a problem →From report to repair.
Find a way forward.
The proposed workflow helps identify responsibility, define eligible work and invite local tradespeople to quote. Full or partial public funding, shared contributions or community funding require separate approval.
See what changed.
Track updates, discuss the issue and record completion evidence. Feedback and reviews can help people understand the quality of work. A quote is not permission to start.
There’s a place for you.
Tax Payer
Help make your neighbourhood’s needs visible. Report, follow progress and choose whether to support a fix.
Join your neighbours →Local Business
Bring your skills to local work. Build a profile and participate in eligible opportunities when the necessary checks and permissions are in place.
Bring your skills →Government Representative
Review local needs and coordinate accountable action. Membership and delegated powers are verified separately.
Connect your team →Already talking to your assistant?
Use a compatible AI client to prepare a report, confirm it and check its progress in your OurStreet account.
Use OurStreet with AI →What to expect.
Can my AI assistant report a local issue?
Yes, once you connect a compatible MCP client to your OurStreet account. It can prepare a private draft, ask you to confirm the exact details, submit the report and check its progress. The report appears in the same account on ourstreet.io.
What kinds of issues can I raise?
Local maintenance problems such as potholes, broken pavements, blocked drains, litter, graffiti, street lighting, trees and shared spaces. Describe what you observed and give a street, town and country. A report does not establish ownership or the responsible authority.
Will this send my complaint to the council?
Not automatically. An OurStreet receipt means this workspace received the report. Council participation and confirmed external delivery are separate. OurStreet is an independent platform, not an emergency service or a council.
Does reporting guarantee a repair?
No. OurStreet helps make needs visible and coordinate next steps. Responsibility, safety, permissions, funding and the work itself still need assessment and agreement. For immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency service or council emergency line.
Who can see my report?
Your original report is private to you and authorised workspace staff. Connecting an assistant lets that client process the information within the permissions you approve. Public sharing is a separate reviewed step. The MCP connection cannot publish reports or access direct messages.
Can my assistant spend money or hire someone?
No. This connection cannot pledge or pay money, commission work, or grant government permissions. Individual, community and public funding are part of the proposed workflow, but payments and approved delivery require separate arrangements.
Will every AI assistant automatically know about OurStreet?
No. These public pages help search engines and assistants discover what OurStreet does. Using tools requires a compatible client, an explicit connection and your consent. Availability depends on the client and account settings. An MCP endpoint is not a listing or endorsement in an app directory.
Is OurStreet a cooperative?
The proposed model is a for-profit cooperative. Membership, voting, revenue, fees and surplus rules are still to be agreed. App registration does not confer cooperative membership, shares or ownership.