Not everything that happens becomes visible. Even less – understood.
Every day you run into the same situations: you spot a problem, hear an opinion, look for an event, or have a real challenge to solve.
- you see a problem but don't know where to report it
- you can't tell whether it is recurring
- you can't find clear information
- you put off the action
We operate tools that change this.
There is plenty of information — it just doesn't work the way it should.
Isolated problems
The same situations repeat, but get seen only as one-off incidents.
Noise
Meaningful opinions drown in scattered emotional complaints.
Invisible good
What is actually working stays unnoticed or simply isn't shared.
Stuck challenges
People know they need to solve a problem, but don't know where to start.
The problem isn't that there's too little information. It's that it doesn't reach the people who need it.
Four simple actions. Pick the one you need right now.
Report a problem to your municipality — directly and visibly.
A citizen reporting tool with a 4-step wizard: pick a category, mark the location on the map, write a description with a photo — and the report is automatically forwarded to the responsible municipality via the Open311 standard. Your message travels onward and stays visible to others, instead of disappearing at the end of a phone call.
- Submit a report through a 4-step wizard — category, location, description, photo
- AI helps explain the situation — improves the title and description before sending
- The report is automatically forwarded to the relevant municipality
- Track how your report progresses — push notifications on status changes
- Browse reports on a map or by category
- See the municipal leaderboard — which ones respond fastest
Example
A large pothole opens on the sidewalk. In a few minutes you submit a report with a photo and GPS pin — the system automatically forwards it to the right municipal department. A neighbour sees it on the map, gets a push notification on status change, and journalists see the broader trend on the public statistics page.
Who benefits
Residents who want their observation to actually reach the responsible body — with photo, location and evidence. Communities and journalists tracking trends. Municipalities receiving structured reports instead of random calls, and seeing their own response time on a public leaderboard.
Understand real experience and trends.
A tool that turns scattered reviews into structured information. Instead of counting one-star complaints, you see what repeats, what's improving, and where the system keeps getting stuck.
- Share experience about a specific service or institution
- Rate concrete aspects by a clear structure (waiting, clarity, help, outcome)
- See whether your experience is recurring or an exception
- Compare what's happening across institutions or regions
- Track trends over time — not just momentary reviews
- Stay anonymous and still send a meaningful signal
Example
200 people share their experience with a clinic's reception desk — it becomes clear the issue isn't the staff, but the phone line. Suddenly visible as a trend, not as a single complaint.
Who benefits
People wanting clarity before approaching a service; institutions wanting to understand reality without the noise; researchers and journalists looking for evidence-based signals.
Discover public-sector events.
A tool dedicated only to public-sector events — municipalities, state institutions and NGOs. Instead of scattered notices in Facebook groups or institutional websites, one place gathering public consultations, sessions, info days and civic initiatives.
- Find public-sector events by location, date or institution
- Track upcoming consultations, council sessions and hearings
- See events at the municipality or institution that matters to you
- View activities on a map, not just a list
- Register for an event directly on the platform
- Publish events (for institutions and NGOs) — reach a targeted audience
Example
A municipality runs a public consultation about a new park. Through smagiai.lt the news reaches not only activists, but also the neighbours who live closest to the change.
Who benefits
Residents who want to know what's happening at institutions that affect them; public-sector organisations seeking clear, targeted visibility for their work.
Solve IT challenges — without overspending.
A platform connecting institutions with freelance IT specialists. A specific need reaches a specific specialist directly — without long public procurement, intermediaries, or all-in-one agency packages.
A separate free service, "Audit": if you've already received a commercial offer from a vendor, submit it for an independent audit and get a clear analysis of what you actually need versus what's padding.
- Post a specific IT need or task
- Receive offers from freelance specialists
- Browse specialists' portfolios, skills and ratings
- Message applicants directly through the platform
- Track work progress to completion
- Submit received commercial offers for free audit
Example
A municipality needs to integrate an older document system with a new account portal. Through itremejas.lt the specific need is posted — within days three offers come in from specialists with the right experience. And when a vendor sends a bundled offer with 12 add-ons, the "Audit" service helps see what's actually needed.
Who benefits
Public-sector institutions, NGOs and small organisations that need a specific IT skill for a project, or an independent look at offers received. Freelance IT specialists looking for real institutional work.
Why we do this, what we aim for, and how we work.
Why we do this
We see the same problem in different places:
- people see a problem, but don't know where to report
- they hear isolated complaints, but never see the trend
- they look for civic events, but don't know where
- they have an IT challenge, but can't find independent help
That is why real change happens slowly.
Our goal
To give people simple tools to report a problem, understand what is actually happening, discover civic activities, and solve practical challenges — without complicated processes.
And at the same time help institutions become visible, understand reality and operate more effectively.
How we work
We do not build the software ourselves.
- we operate the tools
- we keep them running
- we look after content quality
- we keep improving what genuinely helps people
Our position
Three values that shape every decision.
- Efficiencyover excess process
- Qualityover noise
- Actionover promises
From watching to acting.
Instead of
- seeing and ignoring
- hearing and doubting
- wanting and postponing
You get
- clarity
- opportunities
- action
Because each tool solves one clear thing. No complexity. No barriers to starting.
One action today can change more than it seems.
Pick what you need right now.