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Relay
Introducing Relay
I’ve been working on Relay, a project management workspace built to make team collaboration a little less messy.
A lot of teams end up managing projects through group chats, where tasks get buried, conversations get mixed together, and it’s not always clear who’s working on what. Relay is designed to give teams one place to organize their work and keep track of what’s happening.
Relay brings everything into one place:
1. Project boards to create, assign, and track tasks in real time. Move tasks between To Do, In Progress, and Done as work moves forward, with updates reflected across the workspace.
2. Team roles and invites to easily manage who has access to a project. Project owners can invite members through a simple link and control their roles within the workspace.
3. @ mentions and task assignments so everyone knows what they’re responsible for. Assign tasks directly to teammates and make ownership clear without having to search through conversations.
4. Member stats to get a quick overview of progress and workload. See what’s being worked on, what’s still open, and how tasks are distributed across the team.
5. A responsive glassmorphic interface designed to stay clean and easy to use across devices, while keeping the workspace focused on the work rather than getting in the way.
The idea behind Relay is pretty simple: give teams a shared workspace where tasks, people, and progress are easy to see without everything getting lost in a group chat.
Less digging through chats. More getting work done.
Check it out: https://relay.pro.et
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