The maker of a popular app that allows people to report fixable problems in San Francisco has been warned about an imminent shutdown.
The app, called Solve SF, is linked to the city's official 311 service, and while it seems to be successful since its January inception, the city administrator's office says changes to the 311 service will make it unaffordable to staff and maintain the old API.
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WATCH HEREGinger Conejero Saab has more in the video above, and watch Raj Mathai's interview with the app's founder below.
A popular app helping to clean up the streets of San Francisco may soon be going away. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai speaks Solve SF creator Patrick McCabe on this and what’s being done to keep it up and running.
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