Relay

Useful remembering for people-heavy work

A workspace, network, and platform connected by Atlas.

Relay home dashboard with relationship attention and task suggestions
Start with the people and next actions that need attention.

What is Relay?

Three surfaces, one memory engine

Relay is a private workspace like Notion, a public network for organizations and people, and a platform for custom relationship workflows. Atlas sits in the center as the search and publishing engine.

Workspace

Notes, tasks, canvases, videos, people, journeys, and groups in one composable place.

Network

Public organizations, profiles, publishing, discovery, and matching across Relay.

Platform

Entity types, widgets, API, MCP, and a future open engine for custom clients.

Atlas connects all three

Search the web, your workspace, and public Relay knowledge from the same surface.

Save useful discoveries as private or organizational entities instead of scattered tabs.

Publish profiles, directories, notes, videos, and livestreams back into the network.

Workspace

Notes, tasks, boards, videos, links, and people

Relay's productivity layer is built on entities, so the same data can show up in Home, Library, boards, public pages, or custom widgets.

Network

Browse and join Relay organizations

Public profiles, directories, publishing, and discovery make Relay feel more like a useful network than a private database.

Platform

Composable data for specialized clients

API and MCP surfaces let trusted agents act on your behalf; the long-term direction is an open engine that teams can build on.

Product tour

The main Relay surfaces

Start from Home for daily attention, use Library to browse everything in the workspace, search and save with Atlas, and run specialized workflows such as livestream operations when your organization needs them.

Relay Home dashboard with daily tasks, upcoming work, and people to check in with
Home dashboard for today, upcoming work, and relationship attention
Relay Library flow layout showing mixed entity cards
Library flow layout for browsing people, tasks, notes, links, media, and projects
Relay Atlas search with Save to Relay controls
Atlas search and Save to Relay
Relay livestream operations page
Livestream setup and operations

Relational capacity

Dunbar's number is a map, not a ceiling

Relay's Circles layer separates closeness from urgency. Your closest five people, active fifty, and broader tribe do not all need the same cadence, and Relay should be correctable when it guesses wrong.

Circles

Dunbar, made correctable

Relay treats relational capacity as a living map, not a hard ceiling. You can correct the circles, then Relay uses that context to decide who needs attention.

5 15 Inner 50 Active 150 Tribe 500 Known

Closeness

Who belongs in which relational layer.

Urgency

Who needs action, prayer, help, or follow-up now.

Cadence

How often each relationship deserves a real touchpoint.

Shepherd Tone

Relay points attention toward people who may need care, encouragement, prayer, help, or a simple check-in.

Journeys

Track where people are in discipleship, onboarding, mentorship, school, or support pathways.

Matching

Connect people who need help with people who can help, using context instead of guesswork.

Social productivity

Stay connected without surrendering attention

Social networks optimize the feed. CRMs optimize transactions. Relay is for intentional connection at scale: your relationships, your data, and a calmer daily practice of paying attention.

Not another feed

Relay is designed to help you remember and act, not keep scrolling.

Not a sales CRM

People are not leads. Relay keeps notes, tasks, journeys, and public context attached to real relationships.

A useful remembering system

A workspace for private care, a network for public discovery, and a platform for custom workflows.

Start seeing your relationships clearly

Create your free account and begin with search, saved links, people, tasks, and one board.