What is Indigo?

Indigo is an AI operating system that consolidates meetings, Slack, email, tasks, and knowledge bases to distinguish real‑time decision streams from institutional memory. It offers real‑time transcription with speaker attribution, timestamps, and detection of decisions and actions during meetings.

A memory‑grounded assistant pulls information from meeting history, documents, and external sources to answer questions and draft actions. Custom commands automate frequent tasks, can be voice‑activated, and are shareable within teams. Decision and action insights are recorded in a ledger that tracks owners, timestamps, and source citations across channels.

Desktop applications for macOS and Windows integrate with Google Workspace via OAuth, provide calendar awareness, and auto‑update. Role‑based access controls and data‑level permissions manage privacy and compliance, with SSO, audit logs, and BYOK options.

Teams use the platform to convert unstructured communication into structured, shareable intelligence, accelerating decision making and execution alignment. Indigo supports multiple AI models, delivering quick responses for routine tasks and in‑depth research for complex inquiries.

Indigo pricing Subscription

One pro plan, everything included $40/mo

Professional $40/user/mo

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Indigo's key features

Desktop app for macOS and Windows
Meeting transcription with decision detection
Memory-grounded AI assistant
Multi-model support
Custom command editor
Cross-channel insight ledger
Enterprise data control with RBAC

Indigo use cases

Capture and publish real‑time, speaker‑attributed meeting transcripts that automatically log decisions and assign follow‑up tasks into the company knowledge base, eliminating manual minutes and ensuring every action is tracked.
Use role‑based controls to monitor compliance during cross‑platform collaboration—executives, HR, and developers can see policy‑critical statements flagged in Slack, email, and meetings, with a decision ledger accessible for auditors.
Convert brainstorming sessions into actionable sprint backlogs: a memory‑grounded assistant pulls relevant past docs, auto‑creates tasks, and syncs them to task managers while voice‑command automation posts status updates across email and Slack.