Bridge for Loved Ones

Bridge for Loved Ones

Say what you meant, kindly

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Released
September 30, 2026
Updated
October 4, 2026

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Bridge is for the people you love — a partner, a parent, a sibling, a friend — when you are safe with each other and still keep having the same argument. You each write privately, in your own words, about what happened. Bridge reads it back to you in one sentence, so you can say "yes, that's it" or "not quite, let me add." Then it drafts a message in your name that keeps what you meant and drops the parts that only land as blame. You read the draft, rewrite it if you want, and send it yourself. They never see what you first wrote. Only what it meant. Both messages are delivered together, so nobody replies to something the other was not ready to send. Each of you attaches one concrete, bounded request. When you have both read, you each write a short commitment, and Bridge writes a shared summary the two of you confirm. You can pair with more than one person. Each pairing is its own private channel — what you write with your mother is never visible to your partner, and nothing crosses between them. What Bridge is not - It is not therapy, it does not diagnose anything, and nothing it writes is professional advice. - It is not for a relationship where one of you is afraid of the other. The app says so before you start, and crisis resources are one tap away on every screen, signed in or not. How your words are handled - The translating is done by an AI model made by Anthropic. Bridge tells you this before you write anything, and again if you have been away a while. - Your own writing is stored encrypted and is only ever shown to you. - Voice input becomes text on your phone. If the phone cannot do that on its own, Bridge turns voice off rather than send audio anywhere. - You can export everything that is yours, and you can delete your account from Settings. Also inside - Short exercises you can do alone or together, with generic, evidence-informed framing. - An optional link to a therapist you already work with, who sees patterns, never words. The first conversation is free. After that, one Bridge Monthly subscription covers every pairing you are in, and a pairing is covered if either of you holds it. New subscribers get a one-week free trial. Bridge Monthly is an auto-renewing monthly subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase, or when the free trial ends. It renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and you can manage or cancel it any time in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://bridge.human-memory.ai/legal/privacy
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What's New in Bridge for Loved Ones

1.1.1

October 4, 2026

Bridge is now for the people you love — a partner, a parent, a sibling, a friend. • Pair with more than one person. Each pairing is its own private channel, and nothing crosses between them. • Say who each person is to you, and the message Bridge drafts in your name fits that relationship. • Bridge Monthly: one subscription covers every pairing you are in, with a one-week free trial for new subscribers. Your first conversation is still free. • Bridge now opens on iOS 27. • Safety checks now also cover conversation titles and exercise answers, and catch more of the indirect ways people say they are not okay. • Closing crisis resources opened from a link now returns you to the app. • Bridge now counts which steps of the app get used, so it can get better. It never counts anything you or anyone else writes; the privacy policy says exactly what is counted.

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