Private containers, built with you.
Private containers are for the work that belongs to one group of people — session recordings only the clients and retreat groups you name can open. They're in early access: we're shaping them with the practitioners who'll use them. Book a short call for early access.
One call · 15 minutes · Nothing to prepare
What we're building
- Invite-only containers. Session recordings for private clients and retreat groups, in a container only the people you name can open.
- No public link. Nothing to stumble across — access is granted by you, person by person.
Why a call, and not a button
We'd rather build private containers with you than hand you something almost right. The call is where we come to understand your needs — to make sure the beta is a genuine fit for your practice, and that you'll get the most out of it.
It goes the other way too: what you tell us shapes what we build. Fifteen minutes of hearing how your private work actually moves is worth more to us than any signup form.
Before you book
Do I need to be on Indee already?
No. If you're already publishing, we'll talk about how private work would sit in your space. If you're just arriving, say so when you book and we'll start from the beginning instead.
How long does early access last?
As long as it takes to get this right. Nothing is taken back when private containers open up more widely: containers you keep private stay private, and what you build along the way is simply yours.
What do you want in return?
Your honest reactions. Where it doesn't fit your practice, what you expected instead, what you'd never use. That's the whole exchange — no fee, no commitment beyond the call itself.
Setting up your space for the first time? That's a different conversation — book a setup call instead. For anything else, our contact page is open.
Pick a time. 15 minutes is all it takes.
Tell us a little about your practice when you book — it makes the fifteen minutes count.
If the calendar doesn't load, book directly on Cal.com.
From Naveed
Private containers came from practitioners asking the same thing in different words: can I give this to my retreat group, and only my retreat group? It wasn't our idea first, and we're not building it alone.
So the people on these calls aren't testers. They're the reason private containers will look the way they do. If you've been waiting for a way to share work with only your people, come and tell me what yours needs to do.
— NaveedFounder, Indee
Built with practitioners. There is still room for you.
Fifteen minutes, and we'll take it from there.