No labels needed. No diagnosis asked.
What’s getting in the way today?
Describe it in your own words — for you, or for someone you care about. Bridge suggests a tool, a short course, or just a straight answer.
What Bridge offers
- Tools that change the web for youOne extension that removes background music, calms crowded pages and turns signs into speech (beta).Browse the tools
- Short courses, made to be finishedFive-minute lessons with read-aloud and focus mode. Or generate your own with AI.Find a course
- See the web through someone else’s eyesUnderstand a friend, a child or a colleague — with simulations you can try yourself.Try a simulation
Bridge for Chrome
One extension, only what fits you
Install once, answer five plain questions, and Bridge switches on just the helpers you need.
Questions
Before you start
What people ask most about labels, cost, browsers and privacy. Still unsure? Ask the guide at the top of this page.
Do I need a diagnosis or a label to use Bridge?
No. Describe what's hard in your own words, like "small grey text is hard to read" or "music in videos pulls me away". Bridge never asks for proof and never diagnoses. If you use a word for yourself, it will use it too.
Is Bridge free?
Yes. The guide, Bridge for Chrome and all of Bridge's own courses are free, and you don't need an account. The marketplace also shows sample paid courses from creators. Checkout there is a demo, so no money changes hands yet.
Read the termsWhich browsers does the extension work in?
Bridge for Chrome is built and tested for Google Chrome on a computer. It isn't available on phones yet. For other browsers, the Tools page lists free extensions we recommend that work in Firefox, Edge and Safari.
See all toolsWhat happens to what I type, watch and read?
The extension's helpers run on your device: sound, video and page content stay there unless you ask for an AI feature. Your chats are saved to your account or a guest session, and you can download or delete them at any time.
Read the privacy pageCan I use Bridge for someone else?
Yes. Choose "For someone I care about" and describe what you notice. Bridge suggests tools to set up together, ways to help, and short courses for family, friends and colleagues.
Is Bridge a medical service?
No. Bridge suggests tools, courses and ways of working online. For questions about your health, talk to a doctor or another professional you trust.