NeuroAI: about the company BRIDGES

For the care you give in between

BRIDGES brings together the families who know a child best and the clinicians who support them.

  • For families: a phone app with Allie, an AI coach.
  • For clinics: a workspace that keeps what everyone learns about the child connected.

What that part looks like

  • Mon 5

    10:00amFirst appointment

  • Tue 6 · 2:04 amA real screen from the family app. A parent writes: Lucas keeps getting out of bed at 2am. Allie's reply begins: That sounds exhausting. You do not need to solve the whole night tonight.
  • Wed 7

    One small thing to try today.The activity for the day

  • Thu 8A girl with Down syndrome sits at a table on her mother's lap, holding a wooden elephant. Cheek to cheek, they both look at something across the room.

    A bird on the fence again. We both stopped to watch.

  • Fri 9

    Malik texted from his room: "not mad. just done talking." I sent a thumbs up and left his plate outside the door.

    Hodan, about Malik, 13.
  • Sat 10

    A form from your clinic.Filled in on your phone

  • Sun 11A father reading a book to his daughter in bed, string lights on the wall behind them.

    She picked the bedtime story. Third night of the same dinosaur book.

  • Mon 12

    On the clinic’s worklist.Lucas, in BRIDGES Clarity

    Lucas’s card on a made-up demo clinic’s worklist in BRIDGES Clarity: his photo, Active today, last opened Allie Nov 5.
  • Tue 13

    2:30pmNext appointment

Two appointments. Everything else happens in between. Made-up examples and demo data

BRIDGES Engage

The family app, with an AI coach inside

For parents and caregivers, on iPhone and Android. Tell Allie what’s happening and get one thing to try today. Allie is an AI coach, not a clinician.

The Allie screen. A parent writes: Maya has a hard time winding down at bedtime. What is one thing we could try tonight to make it calmer? Allie suggests dimming the lights about 15 minutes before pajamas and books, and keeping the same calm tone. The BRIDGES Engage welcome screen: a mother holding a smiling toddler, and an example. A parent writes: He melts down every time we leave the park. Allie replies: Let's make leaving predictable. Try a five-minute heads-up, then give him a job for the walk out. Below: Tell Allie what's happening. Get one thing to try today, and a Get Started button. The Home screen. Maya's plan, day 1: Using a countdown for transitions, toward the goal Big feelings and meltdowns, with an I tried it button and resources picked for Maya's plan.
  • Tell Allie what happenedDescribe a real moment and get ideas to try.
  • Good days, hard daysA Canadian app for parents and caregivers.
  • One idea for todayA daily activity, chosen to suit your child.

You decide whether to share with your clinic. Privacy and safety →

When a family links the app to your clinic, what they share arrives in Clarity.

BRIDGES Clarity

Turn wait time into support time

The clinic workspace. Support families from the moment they join your waitlist, and start each visit from where a linked family is now. It doesn’t replace assessment or services.

The BRIDGES Clarity worklist at a made-up clinic. A care team list on the left, and the whole clinic's five families as cards, four marked Need attention.
Caregiver Goals, 4: work on mealtimes, working on it; Lucas sleeping through the night in his own bed, not started; Address restrictive eating, working on it; Better understand and support sensory sensitivities, not started. A family's answers to Feeding and Eating Factors, submitted Oct 13, needs review, with Copy all answers and Summarize with Allie buttons.
  • Read before you meetWhat a linked family answered is on the client page before the visit.
  • Draft with AI, stay the authorAllie drafts. You review, edit and sign it in your own record.
  • Send something homeA form to a family’s phone, or a non-urgent note through Care Thread.

BRIDGES is not intended to diagnose. It is not treatment or therapy. Demo data

Our partners and supporters

Funders, programs and care partners that have supported NeuroAI, the Canadian company that built BRIDGES.

  • Kids Brain Health Network
  • University of New Brunswick
  • McKenna Institute
  • Creative Destruction Lab
  • Microsoft for Startups
  • Ignite
  • Planet Hatch
  • Carebü

Partner with us

We work with health systems, research networks, community organizations and funders to bring connected care to more families.