Show the problem.
Photograph the damage. A clear view helps explain what needs attention.
Technology for the roads we share
A better road
A better road
starts with
your report.
Sadak Sujhav / सडक सुझाव
See a pothole, a damaged footpath, or a flooded stretch? Put it on the map and follow what happens next.
See how it works
Built in Nepal
हाम्रो सडक, हाम्रो सुझाव।
Photo + location reporting
Connected to road authorities
Updates beyond submission
Small actions. A clearer process.
From “someone should”
From “someone should”
to “I’ve reported it.”
Give the road office something it can work with: a clear picture, the right place, and the details that matter.
Put it on the map.
Confirm GPS or a nearby landmark, choose the issue’s severity, and submit.
Stay in the loop.
Track status updates and receive notifications as the report moves forward.
Reporting features are described in the official Google Play listing.
Designed for everyday use
More clarity.
More clarity.
Less chasing.
The useful part of a report is knowing where it goes — and being able to return to the conversation.
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Know the right office.
Preview the road and responsible office before sending.
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Keep the conversation together.
Message the road office inside your complaint.
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Report when connectivity is patchy.
Offline reports are saved and sent when you reconnect.
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A familiar way to find the place.
Use Nepali maps with street view to locate an issue.
Features listed in the October 17, 2026 Android release notes; availability may differ by app version.
The work happens out here.
Built around real roads.
Built around real roads.
And the people using them.
Road photo from Trasier’s October 16 company update. Repairs are carried out by the responsible road offices.
Understand the coverage
The right report.
The right report.
The right road office.
The app connects reports to the road network. Which office can respond depends on the road and the authority responsible for it.
Explore the projectStarting with Kathmandu’s federal roads.
Launch reporting described around 472 km of federal roads in Kathmandu Valley, with information about the responsible agency for roads outside that network.
Read OnlineKhabar’s coverageA growing Valley network.
Trasier’s update reports expansion to Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. Nationwide expansion remains a staged ambition; availability does not mean every road office is active.
Read the company updateCheck the road-office information in the app for your location. Information reviewed October 24, 2026.
A few useful answers
Before you
Before you
make a report.
Looking for help with the app?
Contact product support
What can I report?
Road damage such as potholes, broken footpaths, and flooded stretches. Add a useful photo and confirm the location. See the official app description for details.
Does submitting a report guarantee a repair?
The responsible road authority evaluates reports and carries out maintenance. The app gives you a way to report and follow progress; it does not promise a repair date.
Is every road in Nepal covered?
Active response depends on the relevant road office. The service began with Kathmandu’s federal network and is expanding in stages. Check the office shown for your road in the app.
Where do I download the app?
Use the official listings by Trasier Tech on Google Play or the App Store. These links open the store in a new tab.
How is my information handled?
Reporting uses location and account information. Read the Sadak Sujhav privacy policy for collection, use, and deletion information. You can also visit the account deletion page.
The next time you notice something
Give it a place
Give it a place
to be heard.
Download Sadak Sujhav and make your first road report.