Houston Hackathon 2026 · Challenge 12

Make the next block
easier to walk.

SnapHOU turns sidewalk barriers into a shared, time-stamped neighborhood picture—so Foster Place can see what needs attention first.

Public demo points are illustrative examples, not verified resident submissions or City records.
A tree-lined Houston sidewalk with visible cracks and a walking edge.
Foster PlaceOne clear route
starts with one
clear note.
Field-note workspace · v0.1
—visible pointsin this shared snapshot

Neighborhood board

Where walking gets harder

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Read the map as a conversation starter. This focused MVP keeps city requests separate from community observations; nothing here files a 311 case for you.See official paths
Live street basemap · approximate pointsFoster Place focus area
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Walking edges under reviewDemonstrative exampleApproximate block points · not a field survey
Observation list

Every point, readable without the map

Newest first

Field note

Log one barrier in under a minute

Save a draft on this device first. Publish only when you’re ready to share it with the neighborhood board.

No local draft
01What is making the route harder?
02How much does it affect passing?
03Where did you notice it?

Using the approximate Foster Place center. Tap “Pick on map” to choose a block-level point.

04Add a useful note optional, no names or license plates

Publishing uses server-verified Google basic identity. SnapHOU stores your name and email privately for account ownership; the public board shows only the observation.

Official pathways

Useful next steps, sourced

SnapHOU does not claim a City response. These links are the official routes we checked for this MVP.

Sources checked 2026-09-26

About this workspace

A small neighborhood tool with a clear boundary.

A Houston sidewalk edge framed by trees and warm afternoon light

Built for Foster Place’s aging-in-place and pedestrian-mobility challenge. Demonstrative points are labeled. Community observations are separate from Houston 311 records. The Foster Place focus boundary and route geometry are approximate until a neighborhood partner verifies them.