Download, report a site, join a cleanup event.
Download from the App Store or Google Play. Create an account with your phone number and verify it by SMS.
Add a photo, category, and location. Waste, illegal dumping, and air or water pollution all belong on the map.
Browse events near you, RSVP when registration is open, and follow organiser updates in the app.
Find the same riverbank, playground, or roadside again without scrolling through posts.
Category, timestamp, and optional before-and-after images give volunteers and partners something concrete to work from.
Scheduled cleanups sit next to the sites they target so you can join with a tap on Take action.
Approved reports become public pollution sites on the map. When organisers schedule cleanup events, you can RSVP from the same place you found the issue.
Kanal 5 introduced Chisto.mk to its viewers as a Macedonian app for civic ecology. Ivan Mitkovski, co-founder and CTO of the platform, talked about the public report map, the role of municipal services, and what comes next. The full interview is on YouTube.
That spot that bothers you every day can finally become visible to everyone. Chisto.mk is free on the App Store and Google Play: report pollution, follow what happens, and join cleanups across Macedonia.
Chisto.mk is a civic environmental platform for Macedonia. With the mobile app on iOS and Android you photograph pollution sites, pin them on a public map, follow updates, and join cleanup events when organisers publish them.
Yes, and it will stay free. Creating an account, submitting reports, using the map, and joining cleanups cost nothing. There are no subscriptions, in-app purchases, or hidden fees. Chisto.mk is built as a public civic tool, not a paid product.
After moderation, approved reports appear on the public map with the photo and location you submitted. Communities, journalists, and partners use the map to verify sites and track progress. We explain what personal data is shown in our privacy policy.
You need a verified account to submit reports, so we can reduce spam and follow up when needed. Your full name is not shown on every screen, but reports are linked to your account and may be visible to moderators. Read the privacy policy for details.
Organisers publish cleanup events in the app, usually linked to a pollution site on the map. Browse nearby events, register when signup is open, check in on the day, and see outcomes after the activity finishes.
Municipalities, NGOs, schools, and companies can contact us to explore map data, joint cleanups, or awareness campaigns. Use the contact form and we will reply with next steps.
Document a pollution site once from your phone. Neighbours and organisers may already be tracking the same place.
