MissionBridge AI

Personal assistants, made by you

Build your own AI assistant.

Make a Study Coach, a Writing Helper, a Project Planner, or something only you need. Give it instructions, upload your files, and decide if it stays private or gets shared with a few people.

Created by you.Private until you share it.Answers reference your files.You can turn off sharing anytime.
MissionBridge AI sign-in screen captured from TestFlight

What it does

One account. Many assistants. You're in charge.

You create the assistant, give it instructions, choose what it can access, and decide who else gets to use it.

Your home page shows everything you've built

All your assistants are right there. Check what you last used and jump back in.

Templates are there if you want a head start

Don't feel like starting from scratch? Use a template or a share code, or start from nothing. Whatever works best for you.

You can always tell where an answer came from

Ask something, and it'll show you which file it pulled from. No guessing.

Everything you need is right there

Change the instructions. Swap files. Adjust who can see it. Archive it. Make a copy. No digging through menus.

Mobile flow

The everyday work happens on your phone.

Continue a chat before work, add a file after a meeting, or change sharing once a project wraps up. The controls travel with you.

MissionBridge AI Home screen showing Demo and testAgent assistants
Dashboard preview
MissionBridge AI My Assistants screen showing Demo, testAgent, and assistant with their management controls
My Assistants
Chat with assistant — testAgent, captured from TestFlight
Can you help me with the NaOH molarity part? I have 10.22 g of NaOH dissolved in 500 mL of solution.

First, find the moles of NaOH using its molar mass, 40.00 g/mol:

10.22 g ÷ 40.00 g/mol = 0.2555 mol

Convert 500 mL to 0.500 L, then divide:

0.2555 mol ÷ 0.500 L = 0.511 M

Your NaOH solution is 0.511 M.

Yes, it's for the titration part. Can you help with that too?
Sure. Lactic acid and NaOH react in a 1:1 ratio. At the equivalence point, their amounts in moles are equal. What volume of NaOH did you use?
Chat preview: Chemistry

Build Path

From idea to a useful assistant.

1

Start with one use case

Name your assistant and figure out what you want help with. Maybe you're studying, want feedback on your writing, planning something out, doing research, or handling a task you repeat all the time.

2

Add the files it needs to know

Upload your notes, PDFs, drafts, or anything else it should reference. You can swap files, add new ones, or delete what you don't need later.

3

Ask real questions

Try the kinds of prompts you'd actually use day to day. If something feels off, check the source badge to see where the answer came from, and adjust your instructions.

4

Share it once it's working well

Keep it to yourself, or invite a few people to try it. You're still the owner, so you can turn off sharing whenever you want.

Start simple

Give MissionBridge a purpose, a few files, and a clear boundary. Then keep adjusting it as your work changes.

See the Build Path