A workflow-automation app that connects your tools — Google Drive, Slack, Discord, Notion and more — and fires a notification the moment something changes. Modify a file, and the right people know in seconds.
Files changed in Drive, decisions landed in Notion, PRs merged on GitHub — and the people who needed to know found out hours later, by accident. Teams babysat a dozen tabs or paid for a tangle of automation tools they barely understood.
The brief: one app where you connect your services once, describe a simple when-this-then-notify rule, and let it run. No code, no polling tabs — just the right alert, on the right platform, in seconds.
Link Google Drive, Slack, Discord, Notion and more through OAuth — tokens encrypted, scopes minimal. Connect a service one time and every workflow can use it; revoke from one screen.
Build a rule in plain language: pick a trigger (a file changes), an optional filter (only this folder), and an action (ping #design-team on Slack). No code, no flowchart degree required.
Events are captured the moment they happen and relayed in under five seconds, with a full run log so nothing silently fails. Subscriptions and limits are handled with Stripe.
I connect Drive, Slack, and Notion once and forget about it — the second a file changes, my team knows. It replaced a confusing automation bill and three missed-update fire drills.
Drive, Slack, Discord, Notion, GitHub and more — each added through OAuth, reusable across every workflow you build.
Webhook-driven capture relays events in seconds, not on a polling timer — so the alert arrives while it still matters.
Every run is logged and retried on failure, with a visible history — so an alert never just vanishes without a trace.
Trigger, filter, action — describe the rule in plain language, arm it, and let Relay run in the background.
No-code trigger → filter → action builder, described in plain language.
OAuth-linked integrations, reusable across workflows.
Real-time log of every fired notification — nothing fails silently.
All active automations, their status and last run at a glance.
Configure triggers, scopes, and webhooks per connected service.