Checked on 2026-09-29
DMN and BridgeMind
BridgeMind calls itself "the Agent Super App": one paid workspace for vibe coding, with many agents, voice dictation and account switching. DMN is free, and puts its effort into making your agents cheaper to run and better at working together.
At a glance
| BridgeMind | DMN | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Mac, Windows and Linux | Windows (Mac and Linux planned) |
| Agents | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor's agent, Gemini, Copilot and more | Claude Code and Codex side by side, plus shells |
| Extras | Voice dictation, switching between several agent accounts | Shared memory, file claims, command blocks, six themes |
| Finding code | The agents' own tools | The agents' own tools, plus a local engine that answers in one call |
| Try before you install | A live demo in the browser | A live demo in the browser |
| Price | One paid plan, with credits for metered features; no free tier | Free |
The BridgeMind column is from bridgemind.ai on 2026-09-29.
Which should you use?
BridgeMind if you want one app that bundles many agents, voice input and account switching, and you're happy to pay for it.
DMN if you want it free, or want your agents to share what they learn, see who's editing what and spend fewer tokens finding code. How we measured the saving.
Questions
Why is DMN free?
We want it in the hands of people who run many agents. There's no paid tier and no account. More on why.
Do I still pay for my agents?
Yes, with either app. Both run the agents on your own subscriptions; DMN's engine helps those go further.