MindBridge is a desktop assistant that runs on your computer. Two updates landed for the cases where a full answer is the wrong shape.
If the message is only a calculation or an equation, MindBridge solves it locally and returns that line alone. 2+2 is 4. 2x + 4 = 10 is x = 3. Up to three equations, percentages, and a derivative, integral, or limit work when the message is that expression and nothing more. A normal question is left to the assistant. "Open the calculator" still opens the system calculator.
Fast Reply is a pill next to Create Image. It applies to the next chat or knowledge message, keeps the reply to about four sentences with the answer first, then turns itself off. It does not shorten file, calendar, code, or image actions, and it cannot be on at the same time as Create Image. The label is localized in all 8 interface languages.
I'm the founder behind MindBridge, launching here officially on September 22nd but I wanted to start the conversation early.
Here's the problem that got me started: every "AI assistant" I tried assumed my data was fine living on someone else's server. Chat history, files, personal notes all shipped off to the cloud by default, with privacy as an afterthought (if it existed at all).
So I built MindBridge the other way around: local-first from day one.
