Bridge combines AI video meetings, notetaking, memory and agents. Free Starter plan, paid plans from $20/user/month. See features, pricing and integrations.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Bridge is a meeting platform that puts video conferencing, meeting intelligence and AI agents in one workspace. The company describes it as a replacement for legacy video conferencing tools and the separate notetakers, recorders and assistants that teams often stack on top of them.
It is built around the idea that people and AI agents attend the same meetings. Agents can work privately in the background, join calls, and manage follow-up work, while humans keep approval over what they do. Meetings happen in the browser, so guests do not need an account or an install.
Bridge also works with meetings it does not host. It can capture calls on Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams and bring them into the same searchable record.
A team can host meetings directly on Bridge, scheduled or drop-in, or capture meetings held elsewhere. For other platforms, a Bridge Agent can be added to the call with no install. Alternatively, an optional desktop app on Apple Silicon Macs captures meetings without a bot joining. A phone can record in-person conversations.
Every conversation feeds a structured memory. Bridge keeps profiles for people and companies and a database of conversations that can be searched, filtered, analyzed and shared. Before a meeting, it can generate a brief with participants and context. During the call, live AI and agents assist. Afterward, notes and action items are shared automatically.
Agents follow triggers a user sets: when tagged, proactively during meetings, after every meeting, or on a schedule. They draft a workflow plan, such as booking a follow-up in Google Calendar, and each step runs only after approval.
The core capture features are browser-based AI meetings, cloud recording, speaker-labeled transcripts and shareable notes. Bridge also imports transcript history from Granola, Fireflies, Fathom, Zoom and Google Meet, so earlier conversations sit alongside new ones.
The assistant is designed for meetings. It can see participants and screen shares, hear the conversation, and speak. It can search the web, generate images, slide decks and diagrams, use saved custom prompts, and give answers grounded in meeting data with cited sources.
On the management side, Bridge offers unlimited workspace members, collaborative spaces for sharing notes, auto-sharing to participants and stakeholders, custom business and team context, and a dashboard for the agent roster. Bridge MCP then exposes meeting context to external AI clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Cursor.
Bridge is a meeting workspace that combines AI video conferencing, meeting intelligence and AI agents. It hosts meetings, captures meetings from other platforms, and stores notes, transcripts and memory in one place. Its stated aim is for people and AI agents to work together in meetings.
Bridge has a free Starter plan, Professional at $20 per user per month and Business at $30 per user per month. Enterprise pricing is custom and available through sales. Paid plans include monthly live AI credits, and extra credits can be bought as needed.
Yes to both. The Starter plan is free with no credit card required. All users also start with a 14-day free trial of the Professional plan, after which they can upgrade or stay on Starter.
Yes. A Bridge Agent can be added to the call with no install, or the optional Bridge Desktop App on Apple Silicon Macs can capture meetings without a bot. Capture on other platforms is included on the free plan.
Connectors include Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Slack, Gmail, Notion, Google Docs, Attio, HubSpot, ClickUp and Linear. It also connects to Granola, Fireflies and Fathom for imports, and to Claude and ChatGPT through Bridge MCP.
Starter allows 5 participants and 60 minutes per meeting. Professional allows 25 participants and 8 hours, and Business allows 200 participants and 24 hours. Enterprise allows 1,000 participants with no time limit.
The site lists Google CASA certification, GDPR and CCPA compliance, and encryption in transit and at rest with tenant isolation. It states that customer data is not used to train AI models and personal information is not sold. Enterprise adds SAML SSO and advanced security controls.
Bridge says it can replace separate video conferencing, AI notetakers and recording tools by combining hosting, capture, imports, notes, agents and memory. Teams can import their existing transcripts to centralize them.