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Relay

Say it once.It’s done.

Relay is an AI workspace for the work nobody signed up for: the reports, the follow-ups, the copying from one app to another. Describe the job in plain words and an agent does it inside Slack, Linear, Notion and the rest of your tools, showing every step before anything ships.

Most teams still run on copy and paste.

Every new tool added another tab, another login, another report nobody wants to build.

This is where Relay comes in.

Errands done
2.4M
Saved per errand
38 min
Teams
1,200

How it works

  1. Describe

    Write the job the way you'd ask a colleague. Name the tools, the deadline, how often. Relay turns it into a clear brief.

    New errandDraft

    Every Monday at nine, pull last week’s signups from Stripe, compare them with the week before, and post a short summary in #growth.

    StripeSlack, #growthMondays, 09:00
    Tally will take thisHand it over
  2. Delegate

    The right agent takes it and works inside your tools, logging every step as it goes, so you can watch or walk away.

    Tally is workingLive
    1. 09:00:02Connected to Stripe
    2. 09:00:06Pulled 1,284 signups
    3. 09:00:11Compared with the week before
    4. 09:00:14Writing the summary
  3. Review

    Nothing ships until you say so. Approve the result, tweak it, or ask for another pass, and it's done.

    Ready for reviewTo Slack, #growth

    Tally, for #growth

    Signups last week: 1,284, up 12%.

    • Most came from the pricing page relaunch on Tuesday.
    • Annual plans were 31% of new signups, the highest yet.
    • Two days stood out: Tuesday and Friday.
    Approve and postEdit

Describe it once.Watch it get done.

Every errand becomes a ticket. An agent picks it up, shows each step as it works, and stamps it done. Try one of your own.

Ops workspaceToday
46 done today
Queued1
  • RL-1045to Slack

    Summarise yesterday's sales calls for the team

    Waiting
Working2
  • RL-1043to Notion

    Write the changelog from this week's merged work

    Quill

    Grouping the changes

  • RL-1044to HubSpot

    Find 20 fintech leads that match our ideal customer

    Scout

    Searching 1,400 companies

Done2
  • RL-1042to Calendar

    Book a design review with the team for Thursday

    Dispatch1m 54s
    DONEThu 14:00
  • RL-1041to Sheets

    Reconcile October invoices against payouts

    Tally1m 17s
    DONE3 to check

    Four agents.One for every kind of errand.

    • Scout

      Research agent

      Finds, reads and sums up. Leads, competitors, call notes, anything that needs digging.

      Good at

      • Lead lists that match your customer
      • Competitor and pricing checks
      • Summaries of calls and threads

      Working now

      1. Searching 1,400 companies
      2. Scoring the fit
      3. Writing 20 profiles
      4. Adding them to HubSpot
    • Tally

      Numbers agent

      Pulls, reconciles and reports. Stripe, sheets and dashboards, checked twice before anyone sees them.

      Good at

      • Weekly metrics, posted where you want
      • Invoice and payout reconciliation
      • Clean, deduplicated records

      Working now

      1. Pulling 212 invoices
      2. Matching payouts
      3. Flagging 3 gaps
      4. Writing the sheet
    • Quill

      Writing agent

      Drafts in your voice. Replies, changelogs, briefs and follow-ups, saved for review, never sent blind.

      Good at

      • Support replies from your help docs
      • Changelogs from merged work
      • Follow-ups after every call

      Working now

      1. Reading 12 threads
      2. Matching the help docs
      3. Drafting replies
      4. Saving for your review
    • Dispatch

      Operations agent

      Moves work along. Issues, invites, handoffs and the small admin that falls between tools.

      Good at

      • Roadmaps turned into issues
      • Meetings found and booked
      • Bugs filed from the inbox

      Working now

      1. Reading the roadmap
      2. Splitting into 24 issues
      3. Assigning owners
      4. Posting to #eng
    • Discord: Posts summaries, answers in threads
    • Linear: Files issues, assigns owners
    • Notion: Writes pages, keeps docs current
    • Gmail: Drafts replies, chases follow-ups
    • HubSpot: Adds leads, cleans records
    • Sheets: Builds reports, reconciles rows
    • Stripe: Reads payments, flags failures
    • GitHub: Reads merged work, writes changelogs
    • Intercom: Drafts replies from your help docs
    • Calendar: Finds times, books meetings
    • Calendly: Books demos, sends the prep notes
    • Jira: Moves tickets, writes status notes
    • Zendesk: Tags tickets, drafts first replies
    • Figma: Collects comments into tasks
    • Asana: Creates tasks, chases due dates
    • Airtable: Fills records, cleans duplicates
    • Shopify: Reports orders, flags refunds
    • ClickUp: Creates tasks, updates their status
    • Google Meet: Joins calls, writes the notes
    • Drive: Files documents, finds the latest
    • Confluence: Keeps runbooks up to date
    • Mailchimp: Builds lists, drafts campaigns
    • Loom: Summarises videos into steps
    • Dropbox: Organises files, shares folders

    Works whereyour work already is.

    And 60 more, plus any tool with an API.

    What is busyworkcosting you?

    Move the sliders to match your team. The estimate uses the averages from teams in their third month on Relay.

    25people
    8hrs
    60$/hr

    With Relay, every year

    $342,240

    back in your team’s time, or 5,704 hours.

    • Reports and numbers$116,362
    • Follow-ups and replies$99,250
    • Moving work between tools$75,293
    • Research and prep$51,336

    An estimate. Your own trial gives you the real number.

    Book a demo

    Teams get theirweek back.

    • 11hrs

      Saved per person, per week

    • 184/wk

      Errands per team

    • 96%

      Approved first time

    • −61%

      Less time on busywork

    Hours of busywork per person, per week
    BeforeWith Relay
    JanRelay switched onDec
    Maya Lindqvist

    11 hrs

    saved per person, every week

    In their words.

    “Our Monday reports are waiting in Slack before anyone logs on. The team spends that hour on customers now.”

    Maya LindqvistHead of Operations, Fieldnote

    Agents do the work.You keep the say.

    Agents do the legwork. People decide what ships. Every step is on the record.

    • Quill / #support

      Waiting for you

      Approvals

      Nothing leaves Relay until a person says yes. Set which errands can run on their own.

      Reviewed100%
      • 09:10Read 12 threads
      • 09:17Matched help docs
      • 09:24Drafted 12 replies
      • 09:31Saved for review
      • 09:38Approved by Ana

      Audit log

      Every step every agent takes is written down, with the data it read and what it changed.

      Kept for7 years
      • Slack
      • Linear
      • Stripe
      • Gmail

      Permissions

      Give each agent only the tools and records it needs, per team and per errand.

      ScopesPer agent
    • SOC 2 Type II

      0 bytes

      Audited every year. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used to train models.

    • Data residency

      EU, US

      Keep data in the EU or the US. Enterprise plans can bring their own model keys.

    • Uptime

      99.99%

      Agents run on redundant infrastructure, with a public status page and real people on call.

    Pay for errands done,not for seats.

    • Free

      For trying Relay with a few real jobs.

      $0

      forever

      Start free
      • 500 errands a month
      • All four agents
      • 5 integrations
      • Approvals on every errand
      • Community support
    • Team

      Most teams

      For teams handing over the weekly work.

      $49

      per month, plus $0.04 an errand

      Start a 14-day trial
      • Unlimited errands
      • Unlimited integrations
      • Audit log and permissions
      • Errands that run on a schedule
      • Priority support
    • Enterprise

      For companies with security and scale needs.

      Custom

      volume pricing

      Talk to us
      • Everything in Team
      • SSO and SCIM
      • EU or US data residency
      • Bring your own model keys
      • A named success manager

    Before youhand anything over.

    Still unsure? A person replies within one working day.

    Ask a question
    • One job from start to finish, however many steps it takes. Pulling a report, drafting twelve replies or booking a meeting each count as one errand.

    Hand over yourfirst errand

    Connect one tool, describe one job, and see it done before your coffee goes cold.