Indigo App Unifies Bluesky and Mastodon Feeds with Premium Pricing Model
By
Chris Messina
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Summary
Indigo is a new app that combines Bluesky and Mastodon into a single unified timeline. The app features a modern UI designed for faster interactions. It is free to download and try, but posting and interacting requires payment through its Ultraviolet premium tier, with regional pricing based on purchasing power. Pricing starts at $4.99/month, $34.99/year, or $119.99 one-time purchase.
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Indigo has a modern user interface that helps make common interactions faster and less disruptive.
It can be tough to keep up with your social circles when they're not all in one place, but Indigo makes it a breeze.
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