Small scan. Real-world impact.

Report any problem.
Any place.

Connect the people who notice a problem with the people who can do something about it.

Scan the code. Tell the team what needs attention.
No app. No login.

Start an Echo pilot See how it works

Built in Toledo. Made for the places we share.

A QR reporting sign on a street bin outside Hensville in downtown Toledo.
Echo in the field Hensville · Toledo, Ohio
For the places people use every day

Parks Campuses Public facilities Downtowns

Litter and trash bags piled around a full sidewalk bin.
A small problem is easy to walk past. It should be just as easy to report.
Close the reporting gap

Someone sees it.
Your team should, too.

An overflowing bin. An empty dispenser. A space that needs attention. Visitors notice, but finding the right person to tell takes effort.

Echo puts a direct way to report right where the problem happens. Your team gets the issue and its location, so they can spend less time figuring out where to go.

One sign opens the conversation
How it works

A little sign.
A direct line.

  1. Scan the code.

    Open Echo with your phone’s camera. There’s nothing to download and no account to create.

  2. Report what needs attention.

    Choose the issue. The QR code identifies the asset, so you don’t have to explain where you are.

  3. Get it to the team.

    A located, time-stamped report gives the people responsible a clearer picture of what needs attention.

Illustration of a visitor scanning an Echo QR sign with a phone.
Illustration of the scan-to-report experience.
Out in the world

Real places.
Real ways to help.

From a downtown sidewalk to a public restroom, Echo makes it easier to speak up about the spaces we share.

An Echo QR reporting sign attached to a black street bin in Toledo.
On the sidewalkReporting, right where it’s needed.
An installed QR reporting sign on a public restroom wall beside a hand dryer.
Inside public facilitiesA small sign gives visitors a voice.
Turn reports into a clearer picture

See where
attention is needed.

Bring reports together by place and time. Explore report concentration, spot recurring issues, and help your team focus its attention.

Echo Reports interface showing a report-density map of downtown Toledo, date and status filters, and report counts by location.
Echo Reports, as shown in our October 2026 pitch. A snapshot of report activity, not a live feed. View full-size screenshot ↗
Start an Echo pilot

Bring Echo
to your space.

Choose a site where better reporting could make a difference. Tell us what needs attention, and we’ll work with you on a practical first pilot.

You’ll hear from the people building Echo to discuss your site, your team, and the next step.

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