RELAYClear the chaos.
Relay is your family's brain and PA.
It remembers the dates, deadlines, documents and who's doing what, so you don't have to carry it all in your head. Hand it an email, a letter or a quick voice note and it turns it into plans, reminders and jobs the whole family can see.
- School trips & forms
- Clubs & fixtures
- Doctor & dentist
- Parties & presents
- Bills & renewals
- Who's on pickup
- Important documents
We're starting with a small group of iPhone families. We'll only email you with an invite when your place is ready.
Brain Dump
Year 4 are visiting the Science Museum on Thursday 26 November. Please return the permission slip and £12 by Friday 20 November.
Relay found
Event · Thu 26 Nov
Reminder · due Fri 20 Nov
How it works
From "don't forget" to done.
Bring it in
Paste an email, snap the letter from the book bag, share a link or just say what's on your mind. Brain Dump takes it as it comes.
Check what Relay found
Relay suggests the dates, deadlines and to-dos. You confirm them. Nothing is saved until you say so.
Save it and share it
Events go on the family calendar, deadlines become reminders, and jobs go to your partner, a grandparent or whoever's helping.
What Relay does for you
Everything your family runs on, in one place.
See the family week in one place
School dates, clubs, appointments and pickups together, colour-coded so you can tell whose plans are whose.
Turn school messages into a plan
Bring in a school trip message. Relay suggests the trip date as a calendar event and the permission deadline as a separate task, ready for you to check.
Remember the action as well as the date
A trip in the calendar tells you when it is. A reminder tells you when the form needs signing or the payment is due.
Get things out of your head quickly
Jot down a thought, speak a voice note, add an image or paste a link in Brain Dump. Capture it while you're thinking of it, then review what Relay suggests.
Share the work with your Village
Give a partner, grandparent or other trusted adult a specific job, like Thursday pickup, so everyone knows who's doing it.
Share only what's needed
Someone helping with pickup gets the details they need, without seeing the whole family's information.
Find the paperwork when you need it
Keep school letters, forms and other useful documents in Vault, so you can find them again without searching through old messages.
Keep the context with the plan
Notes and linked documents sit alongside each task, so whoever's handling it can see the details.
Bring across plans you already have
Sync your existing calendar and start with the events you already have, instead of rebuilding your week from scratch.
Spend less time chasing and checking
A shared plan cuts down on "What time is it?", "Where's the form?" and "I thought you were doing pickup."
Your Village
Stop being the only one who knows.
Add the people who help: a co-parent, grandparents, the babysitter, a tutor. You choose exactly what each of them can see and do, so everyone has what they need and nothing more.
About early access
Help shape Relay as a founding family.
We're inviting a small group of families to use Relay first, starting on iPhone. We'll listen, fix what gets in your way and open the doors wider from there.
Founding families get [founding-family perk, once agreed].
Parents and carers running a busy household (school, clubs, appointments, admin and everything in between) and the other adults who help them.
We're opening places in small groups. Join the list and we'll email you when yours is ready.
Not yet. We're starting on iPhone. Tell us you're on Android when you sign up and we'll let you know.
You choose what goes into Relay and who in your family can see it. Read our privacy policy for the details.
Hand Relay the next thing you're trying to remember.
Join the early access list. It only takes a moment.
Make content for busy parents? Let's talk.
We're looking for a small number of creators who talk honestly about family life to try Relay early and tell us what they think. If it's a fit, we'll work out a partnership together.
- Early access to Relay for your own family
- A direct line to the people building it
- [Partnership terms, once agreed]