Incident Report Dashboard — Clean, structured tracking for HOAs, co‑ops, and community maintenance

Hi everyone,

I just finished packaging up my Incident Report Dashboard and finally got it up on GitHub. This is the system I use at my own co‑op to track safety issues, maintenance problems, neighbor disputes, and anything else that needs follow‑up — all inside Obsidian, with no spreadsheets or external tools.

It’s been a huge quality‑of‑life improvement for us, so I wanted to share it in case it helps other communities too.


Who is this for?

  • HOA boards, co‑op committees, and apartment building managers
  • Neighborhood associations and community groups
  • Facility/maintenance teams
  • Safety officers or anyone responsible for incident reporting
  • Anyone who wants a private, structured log of issues with automatic updates

:sparkles: Key Features

  • Overview cards showing Open / In‑Progress / Closed counts
  • Monthly severity trends (last 12 months)
  • Live search + filters by severity and status
  • Guided form that creates consistent, well‑formatted reports
  • Built‑in status updater (change status, assign, add updates — no manual editing)
  • Optional image upload button (via QuickAdd) that hides itself after use
  • Powered entirely by DataviewJS (no external scripts required)

:camera_with_flash: Screenshots

Note: All screenshots below use sample reports and placeholder data

Main Dashboard

Incident Report

More screenshots are available in the GitHub repo.


:rocket: Installation (2 minutes)

Just drop the files into the root of any Obsidian vault:

  • Incident Report Dashboard.md (dashboard)
  • Incident Reports/ folder (with Images/ subfolder)

Requires Dataview (with JS queries enabled).
QuickAdd is optional for image uploads.

Full setup instructions and customization tips are in the README.


Download

GitHub repo:
https://github.com/GathusHQ/obsidian-incident-report-dashboard

Latest release (ZIP):
https://github.com/GathusHQ/obsidian-incident-report-dashboard/releases


If you manage a community, building, or just want a solid incident log, feel free to try it out. I’d love any feedback or ideas for improvements.