Indigo brings the open social web to one app

Indigo brings the open social web to one app

In a bid to provide an alternative to traditional social media platforms, the newly launched Indigo app aims to simplify the exploration of decentralized social networks. Users looking to escape the confines of billionaire-owned platforms can now access various services all in one place. As interest in decentralized social media grows, more individuals are seeking control over their online experiences—ranging from algorithm choices to moderation options. Indigo allows users to navigate different networks without the need to commit to a single platform. It integrates established options like Mastodon, which operates on the ActivityPub protocol, alongside newer entrants such as Bluesky, which utilizes the AT Protocol. What sets Indigo apart is its ability to unify these diverse social networks into a coherent experience. The app features a synchronized timeline that works across devices and includes a composer tool for seamless cross-posting to both Mastodon and Bluesky. Developed by Soapbox Software, the team behind the popular Croissant cross-posting tool, Indigo builds on previous successes while introducing innovative functionalities designed for users of both platforms. Users will find it easy to differentiate posts from Bluesky and Mastodon within their timelines, as profiles from Bluesky are highlighted in blue while those from Mastodon appear in purple. In addition to this visual distinction, Indigo offers a range of features such as automatic scrolling to the top for new posts, NSFW content filtering, keyword and user muting, dark mode, and much more. The app also enables users to access custom feeds and lists from both networks, manage notifications across services, and perform universal searches across Bluesky and Mastodon. To unlock the full suite of features, including cross-posting and timeline synchronization, users can subscribe for $4.99 per month or $34.99 annually. For those who prefer a one-time investment, a $119.99 purchase option is available. Currently, Indigo is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices.

Sources : TechCrunch

Published On : May 12, 2026, 17:07

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