Let's build your first listening container together.
A short call with Naveed, the founder. You bring a recording or two. We set up your space, shape your first container on screen, and you leave with a live link, ready for your people.
One call · 20 minutes · Nothing to prepare except to bring your work
What happens on the call
- We listen. What you've made, who it's for, and how you share it today: the Zoom clouds, the Dropbox links, all of it.
- We build. Your space, your first container, your welcome and your price. Together, on screen, in your own words.
- You leave with a live link. Your work, with a home, before we hang up.
The questions worth asking first
Is this a sales call?
No. There is nothing to sell you into. The price is on the homepage, the free plan is real, and you can set everything up yourself in minutes. This call is for people who would rather do it in company.
What should I bring?
One or two recordings. A sound bath, a session, the first part of a series. Rough is fine. Still sitting in your Zoom cloud is fine too: we'll get them out together.
What if I'm not sure I'm ready?
Book anyway. Some of these calls are simply a practitioner thinking out loud about what their library could become. That is a fine use of 20 minutes.
Looking for help with an existing account instead? That's what our contact page is for.
Pick a time. 20 minutes is all it takes.
Booking asks three short questions about your practice and your recordings, so the call starts warm, not cold.
If the calendar doesn't load, book directly on Cal.com.
From Naveed
Indee started at home. My wife Pennie is a Yoga Nidra teacher, and the first version of every screen was built sitting next to her. These calls are the same idea: the platform gets built with the practitioners who use it, one conversation at a time.
So bring your questions, your half-formed plans, the series you have been meaning to finish. I answer our support emails, and I answer these calls.
— NaveedFounder, Indee
Your work is ready. Your recordings have waited long enough.
Twenty minutes gives them a home.