Web-only. Unified Feed first.
This release changes the active product direction from Windows-first to web-only and introduces Matrix as the first pluggable bridge/transport adapter.
What is live
- /rd1 is the product entry point.
- /rd1-app is the functional web app developer preview.
- Unified Feed supports search, filters and responsive phone/desktop layouts.
- Matrix adapter can validate a test account, synchronize Matrix room messages and send text messages to a selected Matrix room.
- Credentials in this preview stay in browser session storage only.
Architecture decision
Matrix is deliberately not the RelayDesk core. RelayDesk owns the canonical feed and adapter registry. Matrix can bridge many networks; direct Microsoft, Slack, Gmail/email or other adapters can coexist or replace a Matrix route without changing the user interface.
What “everything” means
RelayDesk aims to combine as many communication systems as legitimate connectors allow. Matrix can provide broad reach through installed bridge services, while provider-native APIs can be used directly where they offer better reliability, permissions or commercial support. A bridge ecosystem listing is not treated as proof that a user’s private inbox is already connected.
Next implementation work
- Move Matrix authentication from browser token entry toward a production-grade login/session model.
- Add bridge metadata so RelayDesk can label a Matrix room as Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, etc. when trustworthy bridge information is available.
- Add direct Microsoft Graph adapter.
- Add direct Slack adapter.
- Add Gmail/API and standards-based email adapter.
- Unify reply/actions behind the same adapter capability contract.
- Add account identity, deduplication, priority rules and cross-source conversation grouping.