Alluqi Bridge documentation.
How Bridge works, what it needs, and where the boundaries sit — from first access to a governed deployment.
Alluqi Bridge is in private early access. There is no public download or app-store release yet, and admission is assessed individually. Individual local use of the desktop app is included with an Alluqi account. Request access.
Overview
What Bridge is and how access works today.
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- Deployment Options
A Bridge deployment is three separate decisions: which model, where the hardware lives, and which apps people use. Compare customer-hosted, Alluqi Managed, and web search.
- Alluqi Bridge on Desktop
Use Alluqi Bridge on Windows and macOS for agent sessions, models, approved tools, permissions, and repeatable workflows.
- Working with Alluqi
How organizations adopt Alluqi Bridge: the four-stage path from assessment through configuration and validation to launch, and what to prepare before it starts.
- Getting Started with Alluqi Bridge
How Alluqi Bridge access works today: individual local use included with an Alluqi account, private early access, and the four-stage path for organizations.
- Alluqi Bridge on Mobile
Bridge Mobile supports secure account sign-in, controlled pairing, encrypted relay transport, and active desktop-session continuation on iPhone. App Store distribution is in preparation.
- Models and Runtimes
Alluqi Bridge is the agent harness, not the model. Connect private or local endpoints through runtimes like Ollama and vLLM.
- What is Alluqi Bridge
Alluqi Bridge is a private-capable agent harness for the models you choose, with controlled tools and workflows across desktop and mobile.
- Security Model
How Alluqi Bridge handles data today, including mobile end-to-end encrypted relay transport, hosted-service boundaries, and compliance stance.
- Alluqi Bridge Documentation
How Alluqi Bridge works across desktop and mobile: getting started, models and runtimes, deployment options, and the security model.
- Learn Alluqi Bridge
Learn Alluqi Bridge: set up the desktop app, connect private models, pair your iPhone, and put a governed AI workspace to work — with docs, use cases, and resources.
- Alluqi Bridge Resources
Everything around Alluqi Bridge in one place: the product page, security and deployment details, industry solutions, the FAQ, and how to reach Alluqi.
- Alluqi Bridge Use Cases
What people use Alluqi Bridge for: contract comparison, codebase mapping, drafting from private records, engagement packs, lab results, and repeatable workflows.
- Pages, Slides and Sites
Local documents, presentations, images and site drafts in Bridge.
- Tools and permission boundaries
Choose tools deliberately and review actions before they change anything.
- Shipped desktop settings
Find local settings, notifications, voice and storage controls.
- Local image models and assets
Configure a private image endpoint and review generated assets.
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Apps
The desktop application and the native iPhone app.
Configuration
Models, runtimes, and where the hardware lives.
Security
The boundaries that hold, and what is stored where.
For organizations
The four-stage path from assessment to launch.
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What is Alluqi Bridge
Alluqi Bridge brings chosen models, approved tools, governed workflows, and a controlled native mobile pairing app together in one private workspace.
Read the overviewGetting started
How access works today: individual local use, signing in, and the four-stage path organizations follow with Alluqi.
Get startedDesktop app
The Windows and macOS application where agent sessions, models, approved tools, permissions, and repeatable workflows run.
Learn the desktop appMobile app
The native iPhone app supports secure account sign-in, controlled pairing, and encrypted continuation of active desktop sessions. iPhone App Store availability begins only after Apple approval and an Alluqi release.
Learn the mobile appModels + runtimes
Bridge is the harness, not the model. Connect private or local endpoints through runtimes like Ollama and vLLM.
Connect a modelDeployment options
Three separate decisions — which model, where the hardware lives, and which apps people use — compared side by side.
Compare deploymentsSecurity model
The current identity, pairing, and end-to-end encrypted relay boundaries, what hosted services store and never store, and the compliance stance.
Review the security modelWorking with Alluqi
The four-stage path organizations follow — assess, configure, validate, launch — and what to prepare before it starts.
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