Pulse250
A voice for the everyday.
A place for Rwandans to report the small problems that make a big difference to daily life.
- For
- 250foundries product
- Platform
- Web application
- Status
- ● Live
The problem
A damaged road, a broken water line, an overflowing drain. Residents need a way to put local issues on the map and follow what happens after they report them, with a clear record of each issue and its progress.
Our contribution
250foundries built Pulse250 as a civic reporting product, bringing location-based submissions, optional photos, a map of local issues, and report tracking into one web experience.
Key decisions
Give each report enough context.
A category, description, and location form the core of a report. An optional photo adds visual evidence, while a tracking reference lets people return to the issue.
Make place part of the report.
An interactive map gives reports a local context. People can explore issues around them as well as submit their own.
Keep the conversation accessible.
English and Kinyarwanda support makes room for different readers. Report tracking gives each submission a life beyond the initial form.
The result
Pulse250 is deployed as a web application with a sign-in entry point. The implementation includes a report map, photo-supported submissions, and a history of changes between open, in-progress, and resolved states. English and Kinyarwanda are supported throughout the reporting experience.
Something you want
to bring to life?