SpecWithCode vs BridgeMind
Both are desktop apps that run terminal coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build on your own machine, billed through your own provider subscriptions. They differ in price, in how work is split between agents, and in where the record of that work lives.
This page describes BridgeMind as its own site and pricing page present it, checked on 12 October 2026. Both products change quickly, so check BridgeMind's site for the current state. SpecWithCode is our product, so read this page with that in mind.
At a glance
| BridgeMind | SpecWithCode | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $20, $50 or $100 a month (Basic, Pro, Ultra), 20 percent off yearly; an active plan is required to use the app | Free for every developer and team; no markup, no token resale, no seat fee (pricing) |
| AI usage | Your own Claude, ChatGPT/Codex or SuperGrok subscription or API key; BridgeMind also sells monthly credits for its own metered features | Your own subscriptions; we run no inference and sell no credits |
| How work is organised | Agent, Code and Thread modes: named agents on routines, live terminals over your folders, sessions read as conversations | Projects: a coordinator splits a goal across worker threads, each on the provider and model you pick, with plans, routines and shared memory |
| Record of the work | Sessions in the app; diffs land on your disk | Specs, task evidence and handoffs in git through the open-source SpecWeave CLI, so any tool can carry on |
| Done means | Not described on its site | A worker can report done; only a person marks it verified |
| Extras | BridgeVoice dictation and the BridgeVerse 3D workspace on Pro and Ultra | Usage limits per subscription, with a thread able to continue on another signed-in provider |
| Platforms | macOS 14+, Windows 10/11, Linux | Apple silicon Macs on macOS 13+; Windows and Intel Macs are not built yet |
Pick BridgeMind
when you want voice-first work (dictation and a voice teammate), a 3D view of your agents, or need Windows or Linux today, and a monthly plan is fine.
Pick SpecWithCode
when you want one coordinator to split work across Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Cursor threads on your own machines, keep the spec and evidence in git so the work survives a usage limit or a tool switch, and pay nothing for the workspace.
Download SpecWithCode or read how projects work.