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The fastest way to make your SaaS usable by AI agents. Bridge plugs into your existing API, Postgres, or SQLite and opens it up to Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Auth, hosting, and infra are handled. Add per-call billing when you want it. Open-source for anyone who wants to self-host.
I'm Gabriel. Before this I was CPO at an enterprise SaaS, and Bridge is the layer I kept needing and never had time to build right.
Here's the situation. Our customers started asking if their AI agents could use our product on their behalf. We already had auth, subscriptions, the whole thing working for human users logging into a dashboard. None of it fit agents. Agents don't navigate UIs, don't read your docs, don't know which endpoint to call for what. They need a discoverable surface, machine-readable schemas, agent-scoped auth, and rate limits that make sense when one customer's agent fires a thousand calls a minute. That's a whole second stack sitting on top of the one we already had.
Scoping it honestly was depressing. Months of infra work for something that wasn't even our core product. So I left and built the thing.
Bridge sits on top of what you already run. Point it at your API, your database, or whatever you want agents to reach. Your existing auth and subscriptions stay exactly where they are. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor can use your product the same afternoon. And if you want, turn on per-call payments and expose it to agents that aren't your customers yet. New revenue line, same product.
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About Bridge on Product Hunt
“Unlock your SaaS to agents”
Bridge was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #101 on the daily leaderboard. The fastest way to make your SaaS usable by AI agents. Bridge plugs into your existing API, Postgres, or SQLite and opens it up to Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Auth, hosting, and infra are handled. Add per-call billing when you want it. Open-source for anyone who wants to self-host.
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Gabriel Beslic
Hey everyone! 👋🏼
I'm Gabriel. Before this I was CPO at an enterprise SaaS, and Bridge is the layer I kept needing and never had time to build right.
Here's the situation. Our customers started asking if their AI agents could use our product on their behalf. We already had auth, subscriptions, the whole thing working for human users logging into a dashboard. None of it fit agents. Agents don't navigate UIs, don't read your docs, don't know which endpoint to call for what. They need a discoverable surface, machine-readable schemas, agent-scoped auth, and rate limits that make sense when one customer's agent fires a thousand calls a minute. That's a whole second stack sitting on top of the one we already had.
Scoping it honestly was depressing. Months of infra work for something that wasn't even our core product. So I left and built the thing.
Bridge sits on top of what you already run. Point it at your API, your database, or whatever you want agents to reach. Your existing auth and subscriptions stay exactly where they are. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor can use your product the same afternoon. And if you want, turn on per-call payments and expose it to agents that aren't your customers yet. New revenue line, same product.
CLI is open source and free locally. What would you expose first?