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Relay.app (Discontinued)

Relay.app shut down in September 2026. Its official notice says all accounts, workflows and run history have been permanently deleted. Archived reference, not an available service recommendation.

Review checked

Example tasks

  • Checking the official closure notice
  • Planning replacement workflows from independently retained documentation

Check before use

  • The official notice says the service shut down in September 2026
  • Accounts, workflows and run history were permanently deleted according to Relay.app
  • Do not assume login, export, recovery or support remains available
  • The current notice does not specify an exact closure day

Closed · 2026-09 (exact day not published)

Relay.app has closed; check workflows that depended on it →

Source checked 2026-10-15. See what to recheck before your next task.

Service Discontinued

Relay.app shut down in September 2026, according to its official closure notice. The notice says all accounts, workflows and run history have been permanently deleted. It does not provide an exact closure day.

This URL remains available as an archived reference for existing links and saved tools. Relay.app should not be selected for a new workflow. Earlier wind-down instructions are historical, not current instructions for exporting or recovering data.

Next Steps For Former Users

Use only documentation or exports you already retained independently. Do not assume you can sign in, export deleted records or obtain recovery from the discontinued service.

Review Relay-related permissions in connected services you still control and revoke obsolete access where appropriate. Inventory triggers, actions and downstream dependencies before rebuilding. Test replacement workflows with non-sensitive sample data and verify error handling before allowing real account or business actions.

Related tools below are alternatives to evaluate, not guaranteed migration paths. Check current availability, costs, permissions and data requirements before choosing one.

More use cases and potential advantages

Ways to explore

  • Identify dependencies on the discontinued service
  • Review permissions in connected services you still control
  • Rebuild and test replacement workflows from retained documentation