Safvet-bega Bašagića
Stari Grad
21. sep 2026. 12:00 15:30
Elektroprivreda BiH
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Status387 collects publicly published outage notices and shows them in a single view. Follow the streets that matter to you and keep current and upcoming outages in sight.
Illustrative interface preview. In the app, data comes from public notices.
A simple overview of outages, without visiting multiple sites and notices.
See what is happening right now and what has been announced for the coming days, all in one place.
Add several streets or areas and follow them at the same time — with no account required.
When enabled, get notifications for the locations you follow so you can plan ahead.
We present notices from different power and water sources in a consistent, readable format.
Three steps from a public notice to a single view.
We use publicly available outage notices published by power and water utilities.
Sources publish data in different ways. We convert the collected notices into a single format.
We show outages in one view, together with the location, time and source.
Data comes from public sources and may be incomplete, outdated, changed or removed. For any critical decision, confirm the official information with the responsible utility.
Intended for Bosnia and Herzegovina, using public sources for power and water.
Public outage notices from electricity distribution utilities, shown in a single format.
Public outage and works notices from water utilities, in the same place as power.
The mobile app brings outage listings, location following and notifications into a format made for your phone.
The app has not been publicly released yet. Once it is available, we will add the official store links here.
Briefly, what we process and what Status387 is — and is not.
Status387 is an independent information platform. We are not an electricity operator, a water utility, a government body or an emergency service.
Data comes from publicly published sources and may be delayed, incomplete, changed or removed. In an emergency, contact the responsible utility or the emergency services, and always confirm critical information with the original provider.