Bridge replaces legacy video conferencing and disparate meeting tools with one collaborative platform for humans and AI agents. With Bridge, you can schedule meetings, host video conferencing calls, capture conversations on other platforms, collaborate with AI agents, get AI notetaking and preparation, build structured memory, access meeting context using the Bridge MCP, and much more. For the first time in history, people and AI agents can meet and work together as true collaborators.
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This launch marks a new era for Bridge: one agentic meeting platform replacing the fragmented meeting stack. Bridge now brings scheduling pages, automatic preparation, video conferencing, live intelligence, AI notetaking, agentic workflows, and structured memory into one connected experience for people and agents. At the center of this launch is a new kind of video conferencing built for customizable AI agents to join and participant in meetings.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Jimmy here, founder of Bridge. Today marks the start of a new chapter.
For the past year, we've been building Simplora to help professionals prepare for meetings, get real-time intelligence during meetings, and turn conversations into notes.
At the same time, a second pattern was emerging in how our users worked.. they were increasingly turning to AI agents to think and get work done.
So we reached a simple conclusion: as AI changes how we work, the way we meet has to evolve just as quickly.
But when we looked at the market, we saw:
Legacy conferencing platforms adding AI around the edges instead of building for the agentic era
Standalone meeting tools bolted onto platforms where the conversations were already happening
A market split across video conferencing, notetaking, preparation, scheduling, and agents
So, we decided to build what the market was missing, and to reorient our company around this vision.
Today, I’m honored to introduce Bridge: the workspace where teams and agents meet.
This launch brings many new product updates, but we’re most proud to announce that we have consolidated the legacy, fragmented meeting stack into one modern agentic platform.
Bridge now brings scheduling pages, automatic preparation, video conferencing, live intelligence, AI notetaking, agentic workflows, and structured memory into one connected experience for people and agents.
With this launch, we’re also introducing video conferencing for agents.
Our proprietary video conferencing infrastructure is designed for customizable AI agents to join and participate in meetings, or work privately in real-time.
Not convinced? Here are a few other ways Bridge is different:
Centralize conversations: host meetings on Bridge, capture meetings on other platforms (e.g. Zoom), import meetings from notetakers (e.g. Granola), and record in-person meetings
Agentic infrastructure: designed for customizable AI agents to take action for you within and across all of your meetings (think Grok Bot meets Google Meet)
Native intelligence: one place with customizable booking pages for scheduling, automatic prep before meetings, adaptive AI during meetings, and AI meeting notes
Structured memory: self-updating context and automatic enrichment across the people and companies you meet and engage with
Team collaboration: one shared workspace for teammates, stakeholders, and agents to work from the same meeting context
Connected system: connections with your existing tools, and a Bridge MCP to pull meeting context and take action in your existing AI agent
Simply put, everything finally lives in one thoughtfully crafted place.
I’m incredibly proud of what our team has built and excited to pioneer the future of meetings.
Thanks for checking us out!
With gratitude,
Jimmy 🙏
The distinction between an agent joining the meeting and working privately is interesting. Making that boundary visible to everyone in the call would help people know which context is being shared.