What does “Ring the Bell” mean?
“Ring the Bell” is the first version of Nject. It allows users to quickly report issues, share concerns, or highlight local problems that deserve attention.
Who can use Nject?
Anyone interested in improving their community including citizens, community organizers, NGOs, and public institutions.
Who is a Supporter?
A supporter is an everyday citizen who reports issues, shares concerns, or supports causes within their community.
What is a Njector?
Njectors are individuals, changemakers, public figures or organizations who amplify causes, validate concerns, and contribute resources or visibility.
Who is a Magistratus?
Magistratus are decision-makers typically a civic leader or institutions who monitor public sentiment, respond to concerns, and create impact through policy or action.
How do I report an issue?
Just tap “Create the Ring the Bell” on the app or website, describe the issue, and tag its location. Your voice goes live and is visible to others, including institutions.
Is my identity public when I report something?
You can choose to post anonymously or as a verified user, it's entirely up to you.
Can I support someone else's concern?
Yes, as a user, you can contribute to a particular issue through ringing (Signing), comment, or share issues to help amplify them and show collective backing.
What happens after I report or support an issue?
The issue becomes part of the civic feed, visible to communities and public institutions who can respond, investigate, or take action.
How do I join Nject?
Nject is live! Download the mobile app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. It's currently available in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Nigeria.
Is Nject free to use?
Yes, Nject is free to use for all users.