Antenno

Editor's Review

Antenno is your direct line to local councils, keeping you informed and involved in your community! 🏘️ This app delivers up-to-date, relevant notifications about the places and topics you care about most. No more sifting through endless websites or social media feeds – Antenno brings the information directly to your fingertips. 📲

Each notification clearly displays the logo of the council or authority that posted it, so you always know the source of the information. Whether it’s a road closure, a community event, or an important update on local services, Antenno ensures you’re always in the know. ⚠️

But Antenno is more than just a notification tool! Spot a pothole? Have a suggestion for improving your local park? With Antenno, reporting issues and sharing your ideas with local authorities is quick and easy. By using Antenno, you're actively contributing to making your community a better place. 🤝

The app is designed with simplicity in mind. There's no need to create an account or constantly check for updates – Antenno automatically alerts you when new information is available. It’s user-friendly and accessible, making it easy for everyone to stay connected. 👌

Antenno is gaining popularity among councils, but it's essential to check if your region is on board. Contact your local council or reach out to the Antenno team at Datacom via antenno.support@datacom.co.nz to find out if Antenno is available in your area. 👍

Download Antenno today and start experiencing a more connected and engaged community life! 🎉

Features

• Receive up-to-date notifications from councils

• Relevant information for places and topics you care

• Notifications show the logo of publishing council

• Report problems or suggestions to authorities easily

• No login required for using the app

• Antenno alerts when something new comes up

• Quickly improve your community

• Easy to use

Pros

• Receive up-to-date, relevant notifications

• Report issues quickly and easily

• Simple and easy to use interface

Cons

• Council needs to use the app to get info

• App support is limited to email