Web product. Serious architecture.
RelayDesk is web-first. This library separates user guidance, technical architecture, Matrix/bridge design, direct provider adapters, holistic services, business material and reversible web releases. iOS and Android are the first-class mobile roadmap; Windows, macOS and Linux remain secondary clients around the same RelayDesk Core.
Active product map
2.3.8
Action Center, Portable Workspace and Messaging Copilot now sit behind Reply Router, Identity Guard, route-aware Draft Queue, Connector Capability Matrix, Thread Integrity Audit and Provider Normalization. Imported events and blocked drafts can be canonicalized to stable provider identities while preserving the original label in rawProvider. Ambiguous providers remain Unknown and are not allowed to become reply-ready.
Matrix
Bridge/transport adapter that normalizes Matrix rooms into RelayDesk feed items.
Pluggable
Matrix, Microsoft, Slack, email and future adapters can coexist behind one canonical feed contract.
Documentation by audience
Open the app, use sample mode, connect Matrix, sync, reply and understand connector status.
Canonical feed model, adapter registry, Matrix Client-Server API, bridge boundary, direct adapters, authentication and security roadmap.
One communication layer, broad bridge reach without lock-in, direct APIs where valuable, web delivery and enterprise extensibility.
Connector strategy
| Adapter | Role | Web 2.3.8 status |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix | Bridge/transport | Configuration/session developer preview; protected live sync and send are still next-stage work |
| Matrix bridge / future direct API | Bridge Mode by default. Pair through a real installed bridge when available; permanent WhatsApp Web is rejected, and native WhatsApp is a user-initiated temporary fallback only. | |
| Microsoft Graph | Direct provider | Adapter slot / next implementation track |
| Slack API | Direct provider | Adapter slot; Matrix bridge can coexist |
| Gmail API / IMAP / SMTP | Adapter slot | |
| Other networks | Matrix bridge or direct adapter | Only live when a real reviewed bridge/connector is configured |
Current 2.3.8 release set
Published 2.3.6 notes carry the 2.3.7 and 2.3.8 follow-ups. Web 2.3.8 adds Provider Normalization and an Adapter Readiness Gate without claiming new production connectors.
Forward + rollback ZIPs2.3.0 WordPress fallback installer, rollback to 2.2.2 and SHA-256 checksums.
ArchitectureCanonical feed, person threads, Return Path Router, device-local Action Center and replaceable provider adapters.
Library standard
Every meaningful web release keeps: user documentation, technical notes, business/investor notes, editable professional diagrams, PDF/image exports, Excel inventory, a forward ZIP, a rollback ZIP and SHA-256 checksums. Historical Windows packages remain archival material. Future Windows, macOS and Linux clients are secondary distributions around the same web-first RelayDesk Core, while iOS and Android are the first-class mobile roadmap.