Remote view
See what your agents do on your phone while you are away from it.
It is off until you open More › Link web view in the Bridgit app. Then the phone sends one short line for each thing an agent does: the time, the agent's name and which part of the phone it used (for example "Camera" or "Speaker"), and every few minutes which parts are switched on.
If you use the app's Dog monitor, the phone also sends what your dog is doing and today's totals, and its newest photo unless you turn that off on the Dog monitor screen (only the newest photo is kept).
Never sent: other photos, video, audio, screenshots, what was said or typed, notification or card text, locations, request details, keys or addresses. Only the Google account you link from the phone can see it. Turning it off on the phone deletes everything stored for it.
Sign in with the Google account you want to watch your phone with.
Google sign-in isn't set up on this site yet.
Link a phone
On the phone, open Bridgit and tap More › Link web view. Type the code it shows, like ABCD-EFGH (it works once, for 10 minutes).
This code came from a link. Only link it if the code is showing on your own phone right now. Linking lets that phone send its activity to this Google account.
Actions per hour, last 24 hours
Agents today
Latest activity
Nothing yet. Lines appear here within a few seconds of an agent using the phone.
Deletes its stored lines. The phone stops sending them.
Which parts are switched on, from the phone's last check-in, and when an agent last used each one. A part is outlined for a few seconds when an agent uses it.