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Cities run on 311 hotlines and email forms. Issues disappear. Citizens never find out what happened.
muni is public issue tracking for modern municipalities, built for the way people actually live.
Citizens can report problems, track resolution in real time, and upvote what matters most so local governments work on what's actually urgent. AI auto-categorizes issues and blocks duplicates, keeping community votes meaningful. Municipalities can push announcements directly to residents.
Built entirely in Figma Make. No external editors, no context switching, first prompt to finished app, all in Figma. Works on web and mobile as a progressive web app.
🔗 Live app: https://muni.figma.site
🔗 Figma community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648743644281333129/muni
🔗 Video walkthrough:
https://www.loom.com/share/9cd44348c8304e1a8dd89e461c4c3dc6
The attention to detail here is so great. What a fantastic way to take a real problem and really lean into the UI to solve it
Appreciate that a lot Dylan!
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