Free · Public Service · Independent
Two free tools built for Nebraskans, not for revenue — separate from our commercial work.
Alongside the paid tools we build for agencies, Bad Marine LLC builds and gives away free public-service tools when we see a plain civic need going unmet. Both of the tools below are built and operated independently by Bad Marine LLC — neither is affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by the State of Nebraska, the Legislature, the Capitol Commission, the Nebraska Department of Transportation, or any other state agency.
No login, no cost, no data collected beyond what each tool tells you directly.
File your Nebraska crash report from your phone
Nebraska requires drivers to file their own report when no officer investigates a crash. This tool makes that legal obligation easy to complete at the roadside — mobile-first, with a map, VIN auto-decode, and a built-in crash diagram. Runs entirely on your device; nothing you type is collected or stored.
Open Mobile Driver Report → Live & freeFind your way around the Nebraska State Capitol
Senator offices, hearing rooms, state offices, and checkpoint-by-checkpoint walking directions between them — no login required. Available in English and Spanish. Runs entirely in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Open Capitol Compass →Mobile Driver Report and Capitol Compass are both built and operated independently by Bad Marine LLC. Neither tool is affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by the State of Nebraska, the Nebraska Legislature, the Capitol Commission, the Nebraska Department of Transportation, or any other state agency. They exist because a real, everyday civic task was harder than it needed to be — nothing more.
Mobile Driver Report and Capitol Compass both started the same way — a real, everyday civic problem that had no reason to stay unsolved. If you've spotted one like it, something that would genuinely help Nebraskans and doesn't make money for anyone, us included, send it over. No pitch deck needed. If the idea holds up, we'll take a serious look at building it — free, same as these two.
Crash location resolution, benefit-cost analysis, collision diagramming, and MMUCC6 crosswalk mapping — built for agencies, not drivers.
