One chat. Every agent. Your own MacWindows and Linux coming soon. It does the work.
Talk to Claude or ChatGPT, by voice or by typing, on your phone, tablet or computer. Bridgehead turns what you ask into a task for Claude Code or Codex on your Mac, and brings the results back to your chat as they come in.
It remembers the work
Every Claude Code and Codex session on your Mac, searchable from any chat. Find what you decided, and where.
It does the work
Start a session, message one that's running, or stop it, from the chat you're already in. You're told when it's done.
And you stay in charge
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and more, each with its own switches: read, start or stop work, send messages, edit files. Every app starts read-only, every call is logged, and it all runs on your own Mac (Windows and Linux are coming).
Ask anywhere. On any device. Code builds on your Mac.
It remembers. It acts.
Memory tools keep your chats but can’t act on them. Session tools run your agents but don’t know what came before. Bridgehead does both: your chat pulls up the context it needs from past sessions (the decisions, the code, the instructions), then starts the work with it, or hands it to the session already on the job.
All your work. One search away.
Every Claude Code and Codex session on your Mac, searchable from any chat: the code, the instructions, the decisions, even work filed under another project. Your ChatGPT and Claude chats, your own folders and search by meaning are in testing.
From your phone. On your Mac.
Say it out loud, from wherever you are. Bridgehead hands it to the right session on your Mac: one already on the job, or a new one in the right project. You're told when it finishes or needs you. The results land in the same chat, ready for your next instruction.
Any assistant. Any agent. Your rules.
Every app starts read-only until you allow more. Every call is logged, per app.
They message each other. Either way.
Your chat isn't the only one giving directions. A Claude Code session can message a Codex session or start one, and Codex can message Claude Code back. Sessions message others in their own tool too: Claude Code to Claude Code, Codex to Codex. Every message goes through Bridgehead, under the same permissions, and every one is logged.
Your board. Any screen. By voice.
These are viewer modules, the first of many. Spatial Code shows every Claude Code and Codex session as a live card: running, done, or waiting on you. The next task can start right from a card, with no chat needed. Spatial Calendar puts the work in time: when each session ran, beside your deadlines, releases and anything else with a date. Both are web apps that open almost anywhere on your home network: the monitor at your desk, the phone in your pocket, the tablet on the couch, the TV across the room. Your assistant drives them by voice: you can say “only what needs me” or “the calendar on screen two”.
It tells you when it's done.
When a run finishes or needs you, you hear it on your Mac, see it on the board, and your chat knows.
Everything it does. In under three minutes.
What it remembers, what it does, and what's coming, start to finish.
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Runs on the subscriptions you already have · No API bills · Your sessions stay on your Mac
Now · works today
Your chat reaches your Mac
Claude Code and Codex from Claude or ChatGPT, on the web, phone or by voice. Claude Code and Codex messaging each other, both ways. Search across every session. Told when work finishes. Screens driven by voice.
In testing
Everything you've said, in one place
Your ChatGPT and Claude chats kept on your Mac. Search by meaning. Your own folders as context.
Next
The app you install
A menu-bar app that sets itself up. Today it's set up by hand.
Coming soon
Windows and Linux
The same app, after the Mac.
Is it safe to let a chat reach my Mac?
Each assistant starts read-only, and you decide what more it may do. Every call is logged per app. Nothing on your Mac is opened to the internet; it links out to Bridgehead.
Does it work on Windows or Linux?
Not yet. It starts on the Mac; Windows and Linux are coming soon. Join the waitlist and you'll hear when they're ready.
Do I need an API key?
No. It works through the subscriptions you already have.
What will it cost?
Prices come with the launch.
When can I use it?
Its makers use it every day. Join the waitlist and you'll hear when the app is ready to install.
