Flagship work
Intridium
One app where people talk, meet, plan and share: messaging, group spaces, calls, tasks and notes, file storage, public posts and an AI assistant. Live on Android and the web.
- 10K+
- Google Play downloads
- 30+
- Public releases since launch
- March 2026
- Live and in daily use since
- Android + Web
- One product on both
What it is.
A conversation is rarely the end of something. It turns into a plan, a task, a meeting or a file, and those usually live in four other apps.
Intridium keeps them together. Friends message privately. Groups get a Dock with channels and roles. A message becomes a task, the task lands on a calendar, the call happens in the same window and the files stay beside the conversation they belong to.
Around that sit Stories for friends, Moments for public posts, and Grace, an assistant that only works with what it is given.
What is inside
Eight products, working as one.
Each of these would be a reasonable product to launch by itself. Here they share one account, one design and one backend.
Messaging
Private one-to-one chat with replies, reactions, transcribed voice notes and large file uploads.
Docks
Group spaces with channels, roles, public discovery and room for thousands of members.
Calls and meetings
Voice and video calls, scheduled meetings and a waiting room, inside the same app.
Workspace
Tasks, notes, a calendar and a shared timeline, personal or attached to a Dock.
Drive
File storage beside the conversation, with private share links and paid storage add-ons.
Stories and Moments
Day-long stories for friends, and a public feed with follows, saves and shares.
Grace
An AI assistant that works from the material it is given, cites its sources and sets reminders.
Plans and payments
Free and paid tiers, monthly and yearly subscriptions, one-time credit packs and paid handles.
The product
See it.
Engineering
The work between the features.
The right data in the right place
Workspace can be personal or attached to a Dock. Switching between them cancels anything still loading, so a slow response can never put one group's tasks in front of another.
Access that changes while people are online
Roles, membership and privacy settings can change mid-session. What a person can see and do follows the change, and stale data is thrown away.
Paid features that match what was paid for
Four plans, one-time credit packs, storage add-ons and handles each unlock something different. Limits, upload sizes and AI allowances all follow the account's current plan.
Releases people can rely on
More than thirty public versions since launch, each with published notes. Fixes ship in the open, often within days of a report.
End-to-end encryption is not offered today. Intridium says so on its own site, and it is not claimed here. Current status
Timeline
From first commit to public product.
- Development starts.
- Public launch, version 1.0.
- Google Play release. Voice and video calls rebuilt. Paid subscriptions on Android.
- Public Dock discovery, read receipts, Stories and an application-wide redesign.
- Workspace, Grace 2 and a major performance upgrade.
- Drive and Dock usernames.
- Grace 3, drawings in notes, voice transcription, multiple accounts and chat folders.
- Renamed from Aero to Intridium. Moments enters public beta.
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