Hey there, Hunters! 🎉 We’re stoked to have you on board! We’ve put together this quick guide to help you hit the ground running with Indigo. Let’s dive in and get you up to speed! 💪

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Overview

Indigo is a native application layer for both Mac and Windows, designed to help individuals and teams supercharge their productivity with AI. Here’s what sets us apart from tools like ChatGPT and Claude:

• Save and Customize Commands: Easily save your most-used prompts as commands and enrich them with relevant data and context from your workspace.
• Seamless Deployment: Run commands directly where you’re working, without switching between apps or re-prompting.
• Team Collaboration: Share commands with your teammates so everyone in your company can harness the power of AI—no need to learn complex prompts or interact with a chatbot.

Getting started

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Heads up! Indigo is currently available only for Google Workspace users. But don’t worry—we’re rolling out new access methods soon! If you need a different way to log in, just fill out this form, and we’ll keep you in the loop as soon as it’s ready!

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Signup offer

Ready to get started? Click here to sign up and create your account. Once you’ve signed up, you’ll be prompted to download our desktop app, available for both Mac and Windows.

Good news! You’ll get unlimited access with a 7-day free trial. And as a special thank you for being one of our early supporters, use the code HUNTER30 to snag 30% off either of our plan - for life! 🎉

Mac permissions

If you're a Mac user, you'll be prompted to allow "Screen Recording and System Audio" permissions. You'll need to enable this setting to access all of Indigo's features:

Using Commands

When you first dive into Indigo, you’ll see four default commands waiting for you in your library—think of them as your starting toolkit 🔧 There are a few different ways to access the Command Palette and run your commands: