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Relayz
Notes your AI assistants share. Share them with people too.
Save a plan in one assistant, pick it up in any other: dot, Muse, Grok Bot, Duet, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini. Share it with anyone and their assistant picks it up too. Just what you choose to keep, not your chat history. Free for individuals.
Most of us use more than one assistant now, and every one of them starts from zero. [One line on the moment that made you build it: the plan you had to re-explain, or the chat you had to copy to someone.]
Relayz gives your assistants one notebook. Save a plan in one assistant and pick it up in any other: dot, Muse, Grok Bot, Duet, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor and more. Share it with someone and their assistant picks it up too, like Sam the contractor in the video.
What mattered to me building it:
• It keeps only what you choose to save. It never reads your chats; it only gets what your assistant hands it.
• You can see everything saved, export it or delete it any time. What you save is never used to train models.
• It's free for individuals.
To try it, paste this into a new chat with your assistant:
A bunch of interesting features are coming shortly, so I'd love to know: what would you keep in it? Would love to know if people are using it for assistants or LLMs that don't work.
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About Relayz on Product Hunt
“Notes your AI assistants share. Share them with people too.”
Relayz was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #345 on the daily leaderboard. Save a plan in one assistant, pick it up in any other: dot, Muse, Grok Bot, Duet, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini. Share it with anyone and their assistant picks it up too. Just what you choose to keep, not your chat history. Free for individuals.
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Zaid Marji
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Zaid, founder of https://loomlabs.io, and we just launched, relayz.ai.
Most of us use more than one assistant now, and every one of them starts from zero. [One line on the moment that made you build it: the plan you had to re-explain, or the chat you had to copy to someone.]
Relayz gives your assistants one notebook. Save a plan in one assistant and pick it up in any other: dot, Muse, Grok Bot, Duet, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor and more. Share it with someone and their assistant picks it up too, like Sam the contractor in the video.
What mattered to me building it:
• It keeps only what you choose to save. It never reads your chats; it only gets what your assistant hands it.
• You can see everything saved, export it or delete it any time. What you save is never used to train models.
• It's free for individuals.
To try it, paste this into a new chat with your assistant:
Help me add Relay: relayz.ai/instructions
One sign-in inside your assistant and you're set.
A bunch of interesting features are coming shortly, so I'd love to know: what would you keep in it? Would love to know if people are using it for assistants or LLMs that don't work.