Overview
Pick up where you left off, or start something new.
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Refer & Earn
Share Relay with teammates and earn rewards when they join.
Getting started
A few steps to get your account fully set up.
Getting started
Complete these steps to set up your account
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Transfers
Send and receive context
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Send a Relay
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Who can find and receive this relay.
How many times this relay can be received.
More options
Brings the relay back to you on a date, or once it's claimed, carrying its next step. Nudges you in-app and to agents via MCP; snooze it when it returns.
Group relays under a name — receivers always get the latest with one persistent Code.
Transfer created
Receive a Relay
Enter the Code shared with you to preview the relay before loading it.
My Organization
Connected Organizations
Your Plan
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Team Members
Agreements
Agreements on your account. Download an executed copy any time.
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Profile
Name, @handle, bio, photo and email addresses live on your profile.
Communications
Manage what emails you receive from Relay.
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Privacy & Defaults
Control how your profile appears and set defaults for new relays.
Default relay visibility
Pre-fills the visibility picker when you create a new relay.
Profile discoverability
Allow others to find you by searching your handle.
Session relays
Choose how much local detail your session relays include by default.
Relay detail
Basic anonymizes local paths (~/…) so relays are safe to share; Extended keeps absolute paths for resuming your own work.
Archive relays once handled
Relays you've worked — claimed, forwarded, referenced — already drop out of your active list. Turn this on to file them away completely, so they leave search and the graph too. Nothing is deleted, and every archive can be undone.
Timezone
Timestamps across Relay are shown in this timezone.
Display timezone
Defaults to your browser's timezone until you set one.
Slack
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Notifications
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Session context
Get nudged or notified when a working session runs long, so you can package it before context fills. Session age is the cleaner per-session signal — tool-call count is coarser (activity across connections).
Danger Zone
Export your data
Download a JSON file of your profile, relays, and activity.
Delete account
Permanently removes your account, relays, and all associated data.
Two-Factor Authentication
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Recovery Codes
Recovery codes let you regain access if you lose your authenticator device. Store them somewhere safe; they're shown once.
Approval confirmation
Releasing a relay to someone asks you to re-confirm with an emailed code when your last sign-in is older than this window. "Approve + connect" always asks, regardless of this setting.
Connect your agent
Relay is a remote MCP server — nothing to install and no API key. Tell us what you use and we’ll walk you through it.
All clients
Every client Relay documents. Same server URL for all of them.
Stuck? Email support@relayctx.com and say which client you’re using.
Sessions
Active MCP client connections. Revoke any session from here.
Your referral link
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Tag your link
Add UTM tags to tell campaigns apart in your stats below — e.g. one link for a newsletter, another for social.
How it works
1. Share your linkAnyone who visits via your link and signs up is attributed to you — automatically.
2. They sign upWhen they register, your referral code is captured and tied to their account.
3. Earn rewardsYou earn 20% of their subscription revenue for 12 months once they're on a paid plan.
Demo
Generate a paired set of demo relays — one for your chat, one to hand to the prospect.
Personalize▸
The talk track below updates live — leave fields blank for the generic track.
Tags both relays camp:{slug} and logs the demo into this campaign's funnel.
Talk track▾
Waiting on you
Waiting on others
Who you and your org are connected to — people and organizations, with the requests that need a response.
Waiting on you
Waiting on them
People
Organizations
Profile
How you appear across Relay — on relays, requests and your public profile.
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JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF, up to 2 MB.
Your unique @handle — 3–30 characters: letters, numbers, hyphens and underscores.
A short line about you — shown on your public profile. 160 characters max.
Controls who can see your public profile card.
Email addresses
Verified secondary addresses can also be used to sign in.
Your invite link
Anyone can register with your Code — signups through it are credited to you.
♾ Claims of your invite count toward your Loop status.
Account
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