The whole product is one idea: a room that everything you drop into it comes out of, everywhere, immediately. Here's each piece, plainly.
A room is a shared space with people in it. Anyone in the room can drop in a file, a photo, or a note — and it appears on every other member's devices, anywhere in the world, with a push notification. Even devices that were off or closed get it the moment they wake up.
You name rooms after things: the trip, the reno, the job, the family. When the thing is over, the room has already emptied itself.
You share a link. The other person opens it and they're in the room — they can receive and send without paying anything. No account creation ceremony, no app store, no card. Only the person who creates rooms pays.
Because Relay-It is a pipe, not a drawer. Things arrive; they don't pile up. You never audit it, organize it, or pay for storage tiers — anything worth keeping, you save where you keep things.
Expiry applies at both tiers. It's the product working as designed, not a limit to buy your way out of.
You can delete a room you're done with, or upgrade to Pro from inside the app — unlimited rooms, 50 people per room, member management. Nothing else changes; it's the same product with the counting turned off.
Anything with a browser — phone, laptop, tablet, any platform. There's nothing to install; if you want it to feel like an app, you can install it to your home screen or dock from the browser, and notifications work either way.
Rooms are unguessable — no directory, no search, no public anything. Only people with the invite link can join, the owner can see who's in the room and remove anyone, links are signed, storage is private, and everything is gone in 30 days.
Personal is $8 once — yours forever: 3 rooms, 10 people per room. Pro is $29/month, or $290/year: unlimited rooms, 50 people per room, member management, whole-room downloads, and expiry warning emails. The people you invite never pay either way.