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Relay

Your data, in a place you choose.

Relay keeps your notes on your phone. When you choose, it sends your notes, health and location to your own server and database, where your own AI can read them.
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Collect it on your phone

Works today

The Relay app on iPhone and Android keeps your notes on your phone, with no account and no signal. Turn on sending, and it also sends your steps, heart rate, sleep, workouts and where you were. Take a note by typing, or by voice from a ring.

Send it to your own database

Works today

Webhooks send each new item to a database you choose, in one signed format. You keep your own tables and tools. Add a webhook.

Let your own AI read it

Coming

An MCP connection lets your AI assistant read your data. An example skill and table setup to copy and change come after. See what is coming.

How your data travels

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  1. CollectYour phone keeps each note. Nothing leaves it until you turn on sending.
  2. SendWith sending on, the Relay app sends notes, health and location to your Relay server. Its key only adds data.
  3. Send onWebhooks copy each new item to your own database.
  4. Read with AIYour AI reads it through MCP. Coming.

A ring to take notes

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A ring is one way to take a note: hold the band, talk, and let go. A Pebble Index ring works today: its notes come through the Pebble app to your Relay server, so they need sending on. The Relay ring is in design: see the ring.

Your Relay server is your own: you run it in your own Cloudflare account, with one request to your AI, on Cloudflare’s free plan.

Relay is built in the open. All of its code is on GitHub, under the MIT license: the phone app, the server, this website, and the ring’s models and board.