Bridge

Terms

The rules, in plain words

Short version: use Bridge kindly, check important answers, and remember it isn’t a doctor or a lawyer.

Last updated 30 September 2026.

What Bridge is

Bridge is a guide, a set of tools and a place to learn, for anyone who finds parts of the web hard to use. It’s free to use. You don’t need an account, a label or a diagnosis.

Bridge is still being built. Some tools are marked “Beta” or “In development”, and things may change or break. We say so honestly on each tool’s page.

Not medical, legal or financial advice

The guide and the courses share practical ideas. They are not a doctor, therapist, lawyer or financial adviser, and they can be wrong. For decisions about your health, rights or money, please talk to a qualified person.

If you or someone else is in danger, contact your local emergency number first.

Answers written by AI

The guide, Simplify and the course generator use AI. AI can misunderstand, leave things out or state something false with confidence. Check anything important, especially a simplified version of a document that matters to you.

Your account

Keep your password to yourself. You can use Bridge as a guest; if you create an account, what you made as a guest comes with you.

You can download your data or delete your account at any time from your account page.

What you create

Courses, reviews and images you make stay yours. By publishing them on Bridge you let us show them to other people on the site, for as long as they’re published.

Please don’t publish anything that’s illegal, that you don’t have the right to share, or that demeans people for how their brain, body or senses work. We may remove content that breaks these rules.

The marketplace is a demo

Course checkout is a demonstration. No card details are asked for and no money changes hands. The 80% creator share you see is calculated, not paid out.

Before real payments are switched on, these terms will be updated and you’ll be told.

The Bridge extension

Bridge for Chrome isn’t in the Chrome Web Store yet, so it’s installed in developer mode. It’s open source: you can read exactly what it does in the repository.

Helpers change how pages look and sound on your own computer. They don’t change the websites themselves.

Fair use

Please don’t try to break Bridge, get around its usage limits, or use it to send spam or collect other people’s data. We may pause an account that does.

Limits

Bridge is provided as it is, without guarantees that it will always be available or free of mistakes. As far as the law allows, we aren’t responsible for losses caused by relying on it. Nothing here takes away rights you have under the law where you live.

Your data

What we store and who sees it is explained on the privacy page.

Who runs Bridge

Bridge is run by Malek Maghraoui, as an individual.

Questions about these terms, or something to report? Use the contact form. A person reads every message.