Zoom out.
Know what comes next.
See every moving piece, who owns it, and how it all fits together. A timeline that leaves the guesswork behind.
Bring your plans into focusRelayboard turns scattered team updates into a shared rhythm of focused work.
One place for your projects. More space for your people.Everything you need to move the work forward.
Less switching. More doing.
Your tools, working together.
Plans, conversations, and decisions belong together. Give your team a workspace that makes the connection.
See every moving piece, who owns it, and how it all fits together. A timeline that leaves the guesswork behind.
Bring your plans into focusDecisions are easier when everyone has the full story. Notes, files, and feedback, exactly where you need them.
Give the week a little structure.
Leave the rest open for good ideas.
Bring the project, the people, and the big idea into one shared space.
Shape a workflow around the way your team already thinks and works.
Share progress as it happens. Make the next decision with the full picture.
Protected focus time
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A little structure goes a long way. Make Relayboard feel like home, whatever your team is building.
Take a look aroundA clear place to begin, with room for what comes next.
For your own projects and a clearer everyday.
For shared ambitions and everything in between.
Illustrative plans for this fictional product. No account or payment is created.
A clearer answer is always a good start.
The product concept brings the plan, project conversations, and the people responsible into one view. Instead of tracking isolated tasks, teams can follow how the whole project is moving.
The Personal plan concept is designed for individual work, with a project timeline, task views, and notes in the same space.
This page shows potential tool connections as part of the product design. A production implementation would need the corresponding integrations and permissions.
This is an interactive landing-page template for a fictional product. Plans and workspace data are examples; signup, billing, and integrations are not connected.
The new direction feels right. I’ve added the final references below — ready for your eyes, @Alex.