Stable
All good here. The place works as it should and residents confirm it.
Green, yellow, red — live signals from residents about every place. One photo, one tap, and your signal is on the map.

Who it is for, how signals work and why your city needs it — in a short video.
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Svitlofour turns what people experience into three honest states. No stars, no long forms — you see the signal before you read a word.
All good here. The place works as it should and residents confirm it.
Liveable, but something could be better. Or the fix is already in progress.
Something is wrong and needs fixing. This is the signal people notice first.
When different people talk about one location, the marker becomes a pie: the slices show how many green, yellow and red signals the place collected. The mood of a neighbourhood is visible from map height.
Real signals from the Svitlofour map — photos, words and hashtags from people who were there. Tap one to open the place on the map.
First post for my friends from Tokyo 😍Open on the map
Надо убрать человекаOpen on the map
Ready to vibrationOpen on the map
I recently visited Remi Café and had a wonderful experience. The atmosphere is cozy and stylish, making it a perfect spot for both a casual coffee break and a nice dinner with friends. The staff were very friendly and attentive, always ready to help with recommendations. The menu offers a good variety of dishes, all beautifully presented and full of flavor. Prices are reasonable for the quality, and the overall vibe is warm and welcoming. Definitely a place I would recommend and visit again.Open on the map
Неймовірно круто біля фонтану!
Ми потрапили в чудову атмосферу!
Погода сприяла також!
Фантастика!!!Open on the map
Kiel HafenOpen on the map
Open on the mapOpen on the map
выглядит заброшеннымOpen on the map
Перший у прод 😃Open on the map
beautifulOpen on the map
The colours of SvitlofourOpen on the map
Я МаркOpen on the map
Open on the mapOpen on the map
Open on the mapOpen on the map
Попортили дорожный знакOpen on the map
Один із багатьох красивих районів Ганновера – тут жити справді класно.🌟🏡Open on the map
Kreuzfahrt big WOpen on the map
Open on the mapOpen on the map
Захід сонця 🌅Open on the map
wonderfulOpen on the map
Супер гарне обслуговування та смачна їжа 🥘Open on the map
Ясногородка. басейн з підігрівомOpen on the map
Wonderful Mountains with seagullsOpen on the map
красивый кадрOpen on the mapThe app uses your real location. Without a GPS fix nothing is published — the map only holds real places.
Green, yellow or red. The colour becomes the corner of your photo and the marker on the map.
Hashtags group signals by topic: #parking, #lighting, #kaufland. The comment is optional.
Others agree, comment and add their own signals. The place gets a history, not a one-off review.

A photo is always square, and the signal colour is always the bottom-left corner. This is what every Svitlofour signal looks like: in the app, on the map, in the feed.
Svitlofour is not another review site. It is a way to see your city through your neighbours’ eyes and be heard without ranting in a group chat.
A café, a courtyard, a bus stop, a beach, a playground — the map shows what is really there, from people who stood right next to it.
A broken streetlight, litter, a dangerous crossing. Photo, red, hashtag — and everyone watching the area sees it.
Observers tell you when a new signal with your hashtag appears near your home, school or office.
A chain of events shows a place going from red to green. Your signal does not vanish in a feed — it becomes part of a story.
Public reviews are anonymous: the map shows only the photo, the text and the hashtags, never the author. No internal identifiers, no home coordinates, no hidden codes.






For a company, Svitlofour is a radar around your locations and an internal reporting system in one app. Signals from people outside, reports from your team inside, one map for decisions.
Set a centre, a radius, a hashtag and colours. As soon as a matching signal appears inside, you get a notification with the photo and the point on the map.
Employees record the state of sites right on the spot: photo, location, report type, colour. The manager sees everything on the map without assembling spreadsheets by hand.
Several events at one location become a timeline: problem, in progress, resolved. You see progress, not scattered complaints.
Reports, reviews, chains, observers and hashtags in one panel. Frequency, criticality, trend — per location and across the company.
An observer on every branch. A red signal next to your till reaches the manager in a minute, not a week.
Residents drop signals, your team answers with reports. The chain shows the problem is closed.
A mood map of districts from people’s signals. Hashtags show what hurts most: #roads, #lighting, #litter.
Site rounds with structured reports instead of photos in chat. Every site’s history in one place.
A photo of a place with a colour, hashtag and comment from someone who was there. Public and visible to everyone on the map.
A structured signal from a company employee: type, colour, location, time. Visible to the team, not to everyone.
A rule on the map: centre, radius, hashtag, colours. It catches signals that appear inside and notifies you.
A timeline of events at one physical location. Not a route between points — the story of one place, with progress.
The topic of a signal. It groups, filters and shows how often and how critically people talk about something.
Svitlofour does not belong to one city. There are signals in Kyiv, Zagreb, Hannover and Dublin — and anywhere someone opened the camera.
Grow your team — you can have up to 5 employees working with signals together in your company.
Keep an eye on the places that matter — home, office or your neighbourhood — and be the first to know when something happens there.
Follow the topics you care about and get an instant alert whenever a new signal with your hashtag appears on the map.
Set up your own report categories — up to 5 types tailored to how your company works.
30-day trial period for everyone.
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Get the app, take a photo where you stand and watch your city answer.
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