Frequently asked questions

LokFeed is an Indian social platform where people can share posts, join discussions, report civic issues, support contributors, and participate in public conversations.

No. LokFeed is also a regular social media platform. You can share thoughts, photos, videos, opinions, updates, and join conversations across India and the world. Civic issue reporting is an additional layer that makes LokFeed different.

LokFeed is built in India, by an Indian, with Indian users and Indian realities in mind.

It is not only a place to post, scroll, and react. It is a platform where people can share conversations, report civic issues, support contributors, and see real public work happening around them.

For citizens who take action, LokFeed gives recognition through issue history, leaderboards, and a civic portfolio that can work like a public record of contribution.

For people watching, it makes local development, public issues, and citizen efforts more visible.

The goal is simple: a social platform that helps people speak, participate, and make the country better.

Yes, LokFeed is free to download and use.

Yes. LokFeed is available on both Google Play and the App Store.

You can post thoughts, opinions, photos, videos, updates, questions, and discussions. You can also report civic issues separately using the issue reporting option.

You can report issues like broken roads, garbage, drainage problems, broken streetlights, damaged public spaces, unsafe areas, and other local civic problems.

You can add a photo, location, category, and description. The issue becomes visible on LokFeed so others can support it, discuss it, and track its progress.

Yes. You can like, comment, share, and support issues raised by others. Even small actions can help bring more attention to real problems.

A closed issue is a civic issue that has been resolved or improved. It can include before-and-after context, proof of progress, and details of contribution.

A civic portfolio is a public record of the civic issues you reported, supported, or helped resolve. It helps show your contribution over time.

LokFeed is for everyday users, students, creators, volunteers, politically aware citizens, civic contributors, and anyone who wants more from social media.

No. You can use a pseudonym on LokFeed. Your display name and username do not have to be your real name, so you can choose how you appear publicly.

Issue reports may show the issue location so people can understand where the problem is. Report civic issues in public spaces, and avoid sharing private personal locations.

LokFeed is designed to make civic issues more visible and easier to track. Over time, public dashboards and issue data can help representatives, departments, and communities understand civic activity better.

For support or questions, email us at support@lokfeed.in.