PasoPhoto-backed field reports
Damaged pavement, broken streetlights, fallen trees, guardrails, signs. Photos are EXIF-stripped and redacted on the device, and only human-reviewed ones reach you.
For businesses — infrastructure inspection & maintenanceInspection eyes,
Inspection eyes,
all over town.
For engineering consultancies, road-maintenance contractors and facility operators: continuous pedestrian reports fill the gaps between scheduled patrols.
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Data that arrives field-ready.
Ledger-grade locations
Reports are tied to a road segment or a ~10 m grid cell — not raw GPS. A form that drops straight into your asset ledger and GIS.
Into your existing systems
Export as CSV (with BOM) or GeoJSON. Day-granularity aggregates load straight into the GIS and inspection tools you already run.
Citizen reports × road maintenance is already a standard workflow.
In the UK, FixMyStreet (run by mySociety) delivers over 20,000 street reports a week to local councils; in the US, SeeClickFix has become an established 311 channel for many cities. Paso adds the pedestrian's eye — and human-reviewed photo evidence — to that current.
Pedestrians report
One tap from navigation or the browse map — photo optional.
Humans review
Every photo is moderated. Noise drops out before it reaches the field.
Aggregate & export
Aggregated per segment or grid cell, exported as CSV / GeoJSON.
Into patrol plans
Start from the highest-priority spots — a complement to scheduled patrols.
For stores & venues
Be found as a place people can get to.
Register your entrance steps, ramps, accessible restrooms and parenting facilities (diaper stations, nursing rooms and more), and they appear on your place page in the app. Listing is free. Verified badges and simple analytics (non-identifying aggregates only) are in the works.
Ask about listingSelf-serve registration is coming. For now, just email us.
Start with a 30-minute conversation.
We'll design the shape that fits your patrol and inspection work — target areas, output format, frequency.