Give Indie the goal. It plans the work, delegates to your AI teammates, and brings the results back to you.
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Research, design, documents, CRM, and your everyday tools — connected through Composio.
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Company notes, files, research, and saved work give Indie a starting point.
Example build: inspect the diff and verification before approving a publish.
How it fits together
Connect your company context, describe the goal in plain English, and review Indie’s plan. Follow each assignment through to its saved result.
IndieterminalYour company brainA conversation grounded in your company. Ask a question, explore an idea, or turn a goal into a plan.
Indie chatExampleWhat changed in our competitors’ pricing?
Compare the latest pricing pages with our saved research, then review the changes together.
Indie coordinates specialist work, carries findings between tasks, and brings the deliverables back.
Teammate assignmentsExampleCompare pricing, packaging, and positioning. Include the source links.
competitor-brief.mdThe same work, on your schedule. Each occurrence has its own saved run and results to revisit.
Automations · RunsExampleA side-by-side comparison of public plans, source links, and changes to review.
Meet the specialists
Give the right teammate the job. Each has a clear responsibility and brings the result back for you to review.
Build your team Scroll to meet the teamDesign and creative direction
Turn a real brief into clear visual direction, useful critiques, and reviewable creative work. Connect the audience, message and constraints. Explain what the design helps or hinders. Create a direction the team can review. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Product and engineering
Investigate product problems, write reproducible bug reports, and prepare verified changes with your team. Turn a problem into a reproducible report. Find product patterns in customer evidence. Define a small patch and how to verify it. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Documentation and knowledge
Turn scattered context into accurate guides, decision records, and documents people can use. Explain a real task with verifiable steps. Keep the context behind an important choice. Find gaps, stale details and missing links. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Launch planning
Turn a release into clear positioning, a dated checklist, and channel drafts ready for your review. Build a practical plan around a real release. Adapt the launch story for each channel. Use real outcomes to improve the next release. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Company operations
Keep priorities, decisions, and follow-ups visible so work reaches a clear finish. Surface unfinished work and decisions. Make a concise operating update from evidence. Turn a meeting or thread into clear next steps. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Pricing and customer economics
Compare packaging, check current competitor prices, and model the tradeoffs before you change an offer. Build a dated comparison of real offers. Show the upside and downside of a pricing idea. Make tier boundaries easier to understand. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Research and market intelligence
Find the evidence behind your next decision, compare competitors, and keep track of what changed. Turn a question into a sourced brief. Separate meaningful market changes from noise. Make tradeoffs clear before a commitment. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Strategy and experiments
Turn uncertain ideas into explicit assumptions, focused experiments, and decisions grounded in evidence. Identify the assumption worth testing first. Compare opportunities using your constraints. Use the result to choose a next move. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
Writing and marketing
Learn your voice and turn real company work into clear articles, posts, and messages. Capture the patterns that make writing sound like you. Write for a named reader and purpose. Adapt one strong source for different channels. Learns your preferences as you work together, with external actions held for your approval.
How delegation works
Describe the change in Indie chat. Add the repository and context; inspect the implementation plan before execution.
Fix the checkout validation and add a focused test.
Use Indie’s build workflow or a connected Cursor cloud agent. Access depends on your setup, permissions, and plan.
Repository inspection, a bounded patch, and checks through the existing build runtime.
Inspect the patch, checks, and saved result. Publishing a branch or draft PR waits for approval; merging and deployment stay with you.
Focused test and type check reported. Production deployment not performed.
Illustrative product previews. No coding agent is started here.
What you can accomplish
Bring company notes, documents, and live research together. Compare the evidence and keep the findings in your company brain.
Explore the documentation ›Inspect the plan and follow teammate assignments. Review code changes, drafts, or creative deliverables before approving an external action.
Explore the documentation ›Set the instruction, time, and time zone. Open past runs, inspect their generated reports, and continue in a new Indie chat with that context.
Explore the documentation ›You stay in control
Inspect the plan, review consequential actions, and return to the result. Try the examples below.
Plan · interactive exampleExampleEdits stay in this preview. No workflow is started.
Interactive product examples. These previews don’t run agents, send messages, or modify your workspace.
Keep the report, the evidence, and the reasoning behind a decision. Indie can find relevant saved work when the next question comes along.
Positioning, plan differences, and opportunities in one reusable document.
Use the saved competitor review alongside your launch brief to ground the next decision.
Pricing
Free
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Full access to Indie, a company brain, and approval before anything ships.
7-day trial · payment method required
$79/month
More capacity, and tests on every patch.
Taxes may apply
$149/month
Shared builds, approvals, and run history for the roster.
Taxes may apply
Paid credits refresh weekly. Builds use the same credit balance. Your own model key bills model usage to your provider. Hosted builds use credits from the same wallet.
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Before you start
A Founder OS. Ask Indie for an outcome in plain English. Indie plans the work, delegates to hired specialists, and brings results back for your approval. Direct @commands such as @research and @launch are the power-user path.
No. Ask Indie for an outcome first. Indie can propose a plan and route supported work. Type @research, @launch, @post, or @build when you want a specific specialist.
Research, competitive intelligence, pricing, launch planning, operations, drafts, documents, assets, and repository changes. The work available depends on your plan, connected tools, and the permissions you grant. Indie may ask for missing context before execution.
Indie inspects the connected repository and prepares a plan. The build workflow produces a patch and verification results in an isolated environment. Publishing a branch or draft pull request requires approval. It does not merge or deploy for you.
The team inbox lives inside your command center. Review agent results and proposed app changes in one place, with shared team decisions alongside. Approval permissions decide who can sign off. Event-triggered workflows always queue external changes for review.
Ask for an MRR tracker, competitor board, or a dashboard from your connected apps. Your agent collects the data and saves a private dashboard with metrics, charts, tables, sources, and collection dates. Ask it to refresh when you need a new snapshot.
Yes. Create a signed webhook, Stripe payment trigger, or Slack message trigger in Automations. Add instructions or pin a saved playbook version and map event fields to its inputs. Daily limits and cooldowns apply; external changes wait in the team inbox.
Yes. Create a routine with an instruction, time, and time zone, or in @post choose Schedule for later and set the publishing timezone. Each scheduled occurrence still waits for your approval — nothing auto-posts. The Automations page keeps run history; Continue opens a new Indie chat with that result as context.
Your company notes, uploaded documents, saved research, and other connected context. Agents can retrieve relevant evidence and accessible conversation history. Workspace permissions control which material they can read.
Starter includes a one-time allowance. Paid plans include weekly credits, and builds use that same wallet. See the pricing section and checkout for the current amounts. Connected tools and model providers may have their own charges and limits.
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