The problem
People notice infrastructure problems constantly. Reporting one means figuring out which agency owns it, finding the right form, and hoping it lands somewhere. Most people just don't.
What it was costing
Information that exists in the community never reaching anyone who can act on it.
What we built
Report A Bridge, a direct, no-account-required way to flag a dangerous bridge, with location and detail captured at the moment someone notices.
The result
The friction between "I saw something" and "someone knows" is gone. Built quickly, because the hard part was the missing path, not the software.