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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Yeah! Video conferences needed to be adapted to the new era. Love to see you on this guys and wish you all the best!
@german_merlo1 Couldn’t agree more! Anything you personally want to see in the new era of conferencing?
Proud to be part of the team behind this one 🚀 Bridge replaces the scattered meeting stack (scheduling, video, notes, follow-ups) with one platform where AI agents actually join the meeting and contribute. Would love your feedback!
@shahzaib17 The meeting stack will NEVER be the same 🙌
We've been using @Bridge for a long time and it's been a game changer for us a @Brew ! So excited to see this launch!
@philip_sorensen Likewise! Big fan of Brew and the team. Keep crushing it!
When Bridge records a call that happened on Zoom or Meet, does it land in the same memory as calls held in Bridge itself? Wondering if the whole team has to switch before the MCP context gets useful.
@artemkorchunov Good question - yes, everything lands in your same meeting memory. The MCP can pull from any conversations in your memory. You can even search/filter for meetings captured on other platforms vs meetings hosted on Bridge.
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.
@oleksii_sekundant Definitely! Agents on Bridge calls are treated just like other participants, so everyone can talk and interact with them. Or, they can operate privately and only surface messages that the user can see.