Drop in your messy work
Documents, transcripts, decks, notes, images, spreadsheets, and exported AI chats from wherever they live now.
Free Windows alpha
BridjAi organises transcripts, decks, PDFs, notes, screenshots, and spreadsheets into one AI-ready knowledge folder for ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and Claude. It runs on your own computer.
We're onboarding testers in waves. Leave your email and you'll get access with the next wave — check back with the same email on the account page. This website never receives your work documents.
Enter your email and you'll be downloading in about a minute: we send a sign-in link, you click it, the download unlocks. This website never receives your work documents.
How it works
BridjAi turns source material into durable folder structure, so your next AI session starts with context instead of guesswork.
Documents, transcripts, decks, notes, images, spreadsheets, and exported AI chats from wherever they live now.
It inventories every source, classifies and extracts the content, groups it by topic, and writes orientation files that cite their sources.
Point Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code at the folder — they read START-HERE.md and get to work. Using ChatGPT or Claude in the browser? BridjAi builds a Project pack you upload once.
The finished result
At full size, the handoff is clear: the ordinary folder on the left is yours to keep, while the result view on the right explains what BridjAi understood, what to read next, and where the analysis has limitations.
Open the folder in Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code, or export a Project pack for ChatGPT or Claude in the browser. You are never locked into BridjAi to use the result.
What you get
BridjAi gives you an ordinary folder with a reading order, topic-level understanding, source notes, and the original files beside them. The static model below uses fictional project content to show how that folder is organised and how one claim stays traceable.
your-project/
Plain files on your computer
START-HERE.md
The project brief and reading order
AGENTS.md
How an AI tool should navigate, verify, and record durable updates
current-understanding.md
Project-level synthesis across the available topics
topic-index.md
source-index.md
Maps the themes, every source, its status, and where its analysis lives
topics/
Material organised into focused work areas
delivery/
One topic, with its own navigation and synthesis
README.md
open-questions.md
Topic orientation and the questions the sources cannot yet answer
current-understanding.md
Source-backed facts, inferences, limits, and confidence
evidence-map.md
Each topic claim mapped to its evidence
stakeholder-research/
Another topic with the same evidence-aware structure
budget-and-metrics/
Each topic keeps its own scope and reading path
source-notes/
What BridjAi found in each individual source
a4c91d28e7b3.md
Evidence, source locations, uncertainties, and processing limits
sources/
Copies of the original material for direct checking
Illustrative provenance trail
Topic understanding
“The pilot programme is scheduled to begin in September.”
topics/delivery/current-understanding.md
Evidence identity
a4c91d28e7b3:key_point:004
Source-backed · confidence: high
Source note
source-notes/a4c91d28e7b3.md
Delivery timetable · ch-0001, lines 42–43
Original source
sources/a4c91d28e7b3-project-plan.txt
Pilot start: September
Local-first
BridjAi is a Windows app, not a cloud service. It reads your files locally and writes the folder locally. This website only handles alpha signup, email verification, release metadata, and secure download access.
AI analysis runs through your own OpenAI API key, configured inside the app and stored only on your computer. BridjAi asks for it before the first build and walks you through creating one.
Alpha
We're onboarding testers in waves. Leave your email and you'll get access with the next wave — check back with the same email on the account page. This website never receives your work documents.
Enter your email and you'll be downloading in about a minute: we send a sign-in link, you click it, the download unlocks. This website never receives your work documents.
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Who makes this
BridjAi is built and run by an independent developer — not a faceless SaaS team. It's an early alpha, and every support reply gets read.
Questions, problems, or something felt wrong? support@bridjai.com
FAQ
For a handful of files and one quick question, do exactly that — it's the right tool. BridjAi is for the project-sized version of the problem: mixed material that keeps growing, that you'll ask about many times, from more than one AI tool. Uploads evaporate when the chat ends; BridjAi builds a folder that persists, stays on your computer, works with ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and Cursor alike — and every statement in it links back to the exact source file it came from, so you can always ask "are you sure about that?" and check.
No. BridjAi reads and writes files on your computer. The only network use is optional AI analysis through your own API key. That happens from the app, never through this website.
Any tool that can read a folder of markdown: Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, and similar agents open it directly. For ChatGPT and Claude, BridjAi builds a Project pack you upload to a Project.
Yes — BridjAi needs an OpenAI API key before it can build, because the reading and organising is real AI analysis, not templating. The key is yours, configured inside the app, stored only on your computer (in plain text in this alpha — not in your folders or exports), and used only when BridjAi analyses your files. The app walks you through getting one; typical builds cost cents.
Your request joins the tester list. When your wave opens, sign in with the same email on the account page and the download unlocks. We only email you about access and releases.
You'll get a sign-in link by email. Click it, and the download unlocks on the account page — usually under a minute end to end.
Yes. The current release page publishes the active filename, size, SHA-256 checksum, requirements, and startup expectations without exposing the private package URL.
Windows first. A Mac build is planned, and the alpha list will hear about it first.