Free Windows alpha

Turn scattered project files into a folder your AI can use.

Add your documents, meeting transcripts, slides, notes, screenshots, and spreadsheets. BridjAi organises them into one folder for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and Cursor.

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Add your files. Get back one organised folder that your AI tools can read.

Three simple steps

Organise your files once. Use them with the AI tools you already have.

BridjAi gives your AI the background it needs, so you do not have to explain the same project again in every new chat.

01

Choose your project files

Add documents, transcripts, slides, notes, images, spreadsheets, and exported AI chats.

02

BridjAi organises them

It reads each file, groups related information, and records where every important point came from.

03

Use the finished folder

Open it in Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code. For ChatGPT or Claude in your browser, BridjAi creates a smaller set of files for you to upload.

The finished result

You get an AI-ready folder. It is yours to keep.

The folder contains your original files, organised notes, a plain-English project summary, and a list of what to read first. BridjAi also shows what it found, where it came from, and anything it could not confirm.

Keep using the folder after you close BridjAi. Open it in Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code, or create files to upload to ChatGPT or Claude.

Completed BridjAi alpha result showing the generated local folder beside its project overview
Example result from the Windows alpha. The generated folder is on the left. The app summary is on the right. Open full-size image

What you get

A folder that explains your project and shows its work.

Your AI tool knows what to read first. If something looks wrong, you can trace it back to the original file. The example below uses fictional project content.

The folder your AI tool reads

  • your-project/ Plain files on your computer
  • START-HERE.md The project brief and reading order
  • AGENTS.md Instructions that help AI tools read the folder correctly
  • current-understanding.md A plain-English summary of the whole project
  • topic-index.md source-index.md A list of topics and sources, with links to the right files
  • topics/ Your material grouped by subject
    • delivery/ One subject, with its own summary and sources
      • README.md open-questions.md What this subject covers and what is still unanswered
      • current-understanding.md What the sources say, what BridjAi inferred, and how sure it is
      • evidence-map.md Links each point in the summary to the source behind it
    • stakeholder-research/ A second subject, organised the same way
    • budget-and-metrics/ A third subject with its own summary and sources
  • source-notes/ What BridjAi found in each file
    • a4c91d28e7b3.md Key points, exact locations, uncertainties, and anything BridjAi could not read
  • sources/ Copies of your original files so the AI can check them

How checking works

Every important point links back to its source.

  1. Project summary

    “The pilot programme is scheduled to begin in September.”
    topics/delivery/current-understanding.md
  2. Reference

    a4c91d28e7b3:key_point:004

    Confirmed from a source · high confidence

  3. Notes from the source

    source-notes/a4c91d28e7b3.md

    Delivery timetable · project plan, lines 42–43

  4. Original file

    sources/a4c91d28e7b3-project-plan.txt

    Pilot start: September

Privacy

Local files, with direct AI analysis.

BridjAi keeps your original files, generated source copies, notes, and finished folder on your Windows PC. This website only handles signup and downloads; it never receives your project files.

Topic mapping may send short excerpts from added files that are not yet sorted. Close analysis sends only selected extracted text, standalone images, and rendered page or slide images. Source-backed notes and claims may go to OpenAI or, when you choose it for synthesis, Anthropic. Keys saved through BridjAi are encrypted for the current Windows user. Review your AI service and Windows sync settings before using sensitive material.

Download

Try BridjAi for free on Windows.

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BridjAi for Windows

  • Works on Windows 10 and 11
  • Free while the app is in alpha
  • Runs on your computer
  • Requires your own OpenAI API key

Free alphafor Windows 10 and 11

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Who makes this

Built by one independent developer.

BridjAi is an early alpha. If you send a support message, the person building the app will read it.

Need help or spotted a problem? support@bridjai.com

FAQ

Questions before you try it?

Why not just upload my files to ChatGPT or Claude?

If you have a few files and one question, upload them directly. BridjAi is for a larger project with mixed files that you will use again. It organises them once, keeps the result on your computer, and makes important points easy to check against the original source.

Does BridjAi upload my documents anywhere?

BridjAi does not upload your documents to its own servers. Original files and generated folders remain on your computer. Topic mapping may send short excerpts from added files that are not yet sorted. Close analysis sends only selected extracted text, standalone images, and rendered page or slide images. Source-backed notes and claims may then go to OpenAI or to Anthropic when you choose it for synthesis. That content never passes through this website.

Which AI tools does the folder work with?

Codex, Cursor, and Claude Code can open the folder directly. For ChatGPT or Claude in your browser, BridjAi creates a smaller set of files that you upload to a Project.

Do I need my own AI API key?

Yes. BridjAi uses OpenAI to map topics and read selected files. You can optionally configure Anthropic for topic and project synthesis. The app explains how to create an OpenAI key. On Windows, keys saved through BridjAi are encrypted for the current Windows user and are never written into the folder it creates. Each AI provider bills API use separately.

What happens when I submit the alpha form?

You join the tester list. When your access is ready, we email you. Sign in with the same address to download BridjAi. We only email you about access and releases.

Can I inspect the package before signing in?

Yes. The release page shows the version, file size, checksum, system requirements, and startup instructions before you sign in.

Is there a Mac version?

Windows first. A Mac build is planned, and the alpha list will hear about it first.