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Quickstart

This is the fastest path from “I just signed up” to “my team is working in BridgeApp.” It takes about five minutes, and every step links to a deeper guide if you want more detail. You can do all of this in your web browser — no installation required.

Head to BridgeApp and create your account with your email. That’s the only thing you truly need to begin — everything else builds from here.

A workspace is your team’s private home in BridgeApp — its own members, chats, tasks, docs, and data, walled off from every other workspace.

  • If you’re starting fresh, create a workspace and give it a name. See Create your workspace.
  • If a teammate already set one up, accept their invite to join it instead.

Open Chats, start a direct message or create a channel, type something, and press Enter. That’s it — you’re communicating. Channels are great for topics and teams; direct messages are for one-on-one or small-group conversations.

Learn more in Chats, channels & DMs.

Open Tasks, create a project (a home for related work), and add a task with a title. Give it a status like In Progress, assign it to yourself, and you’ve started tracking real work.

See Tasks and Projects.

Open Docs, create a page, and start typing. Type / to insert headings, lists, tables, and more. Invite a teammate to the same page and you’ll see each other’s cursors as you edit together, live.

See Creating pages.

Bridge is your built-in AI copilot. In any chat, mention @Bridge and ask it something — “summarize this thread,” “turn these notes into tasks,” or “what are our open priorities?” Because it can see your workspace, its answers are grounded in your actual context.

See Copilot.

BridgeApp is better with people in it. Open your workspace member settings, choose Invite people, and send invitations — picking each person’s role as you go.

See Invite your team.