About Us

Indigital is an Indigenous-led, social impact and community engagement company. We partner with technology and natural resource firms to integrate their work with First Nations Country and Culture. We blend the best of Indigenous and Western practices to deliver impactful outcomes for First Nations communities and corporate organisations. Walking in both worlds, we enable you to do the same.

We have over 10 years experience connecting Country, Culture and technology

6 Indigenous businesses established from our programs

11 National and International Awards

100 speaking engagements

20 podcasts

4 books

10,000 kids upskilled in tech + culture

200 Traditional Custodians upskilled in tech + culture

400 schools partnered with

1 Diversity in Stem Review

3 hyperscale data centres connected with Country and culture

5 remote communities combining traditional knowledge with new conservation tech

Our vision

Our vision is a future where Indigenous knowledge, language, and lore thrive in the digital age. We see Indigenous peoples leading in emerging industries, blending traditional wisdom with modern technology to care for Country. We envision businesses partnering with First Nations communities, integrating Indigenous ways into infrastructure and technology for a sustainable future.

Our creation story

Indigital was founded in Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia by Mikaela Jade, a Cabrogal Woman from the Dharug Nation in Western Sydney. In 2014, by creating the world’s first Indigenous augmented reality storytelling app, Mikaela discovered the vast potential of merging cultural knowledge, language, and science to connect with and preserve Country.

Our team

We have a capable team of 16 people - 56% Indigenous, 44% non-Indigenous. Indigital blend the best of Western and Indigenous practices to deliver impactful outcomes for First Nations communities and corporate organisations. Walking in both worlds, we enable you to do the same.

We come from diverse places across the country and have backgrounds in cybernetics, ICT (Information and Communication Technology), cybersecurity, conservation technology, natural resource management, Aboriginal health, Aboriginal pedagogy, Social Science Research, property, stakeholder relations, communications and marketing, business development and teaching.