The job is waiting on a photo, a number, a yes.
It's already here.

A foreman sends up a photo and waits for the go-ahead to close the wall. An office needs one number to finish the quote. A job sits ready while everyone waits for the client to sign off. Relay-It is the fast lane for those moments: a shared room per job, and whatever gets dropped in is on everyone's devices in seconds.

Where the work actually stops

Trades & job sites

The photo of what's behind the wall

The foreman is at the site. The sign-off is in the office. One room per job: the photo goes in, the go-ahead comes back, nobody drives across town, and the client can be in the room too.

Small teams

The number someone needs to keep going

A quote, a measurement, a confirmation code. Texted, it lands in a thread that's already about something else. In a room, it's just there — on the laptop, on the phone, with a notification, findable for 30 days.

Client handoff

Everything the client needs, in one place

Final files, the invoice, the care instructions. Instead of an email chain, a room with your name on it — a better last impression than a zip attachment, and they never pay or install anything.

A room per job. A room per client.

Site 14 — Oak St Site 15 — Birch Site 17

Jobs

Open a room when the job starts. Everything about that job lands in it. It expires itself when the job's long done.

Hendersons Patel kitchen Unit 4B

Clients

One room per client. They open a link, sign in, and they're in — no app, no card, no "can you resend that?"

Foremen Office On call

Crews

Standing rooms for the people who always need to reach each other. Up to 50 people in each.

This is why Pro has unlimited rooms — you stop counting them.

Example: getting the photos off the crew's phones

Step 1

The room is the job

Open a room and name it after the job: Site 14 — Oak St. That is the whole setup. Everything that happens on that job lands in that one place instead of across six separate text threads.

Step 2

Invite the crew and the subs by link

Send them the link. They tap it and they're in. Nothing for them to install, no account to make, and they never pay. The argument you get when you ask a sub to put a company app on his own phone doesn't happen here — there is no app, no location tracking, and nothing running in the background.

Step 3

Photos land on the office screen as they're taken

A photo goes in from the site and it's on the office screen in seconds — no end-of-day dump, no chasing anyone for it. Every clip carries the sender's name and the date and time it landed, which is the part that matters when a question about the job comes back six weeks later.

Step 4

When the job closes, take the whole room

One control downloads the entire room as a single zip — the photos, the files and the typed messages, with the sender and the date already in every filename. It drops straight into the folder you already keep jobs in. Then delete the room and open the next one. Room to zip is part of Pro.

Your whole crew, and nothing for them to install.

Pricing

Tier 2 Pro
$29/mo

When rooms stop being countable

  • Unlimited rooms · 50 people per room
  • Member management
  • Download a whole room as one zip
  • Email warning 7 days before clips expire
  • All core features, 30-day expiry
  • Invite anyone — clients never pay
Go Pro · $29/mo

or $290 a year — two months free.

Just you, or only a job or two at a time? Personal is $8, once.

All prices are in U.S. dollars (USD).

The photo. The number. The yes.
Already here.

Go Pro · $29/mo