WEB FIRST · ONE FEED · PLUGGABLE CONNECTORS
All your communication. One web feed.
RelayDesk is now being built as a browser-first unified communication app. Matrix is the first bridge and transport adapter, while RelayDesk keeps its own neutral feed model so direct Microsoft, Slack, Gmail, email and future connectors can plug in beside it.
Outlook + Teams · Client timing and QA now appear in one RelayDesk thread.
Your itinerary changed. New gate information is available.
Can we move dinner to 7:30 tonight?
Cutover is approved. Who owns rollback coordination?
QA passed. Final release sign-off is still open.
Unified Feed is the product. Matrix is the first bridge/transport adapter, AI stays optional, and unsupported services remain clearly labelled until a bridge or direct connector is actually configured.
THE RELAYDESK EXPERIENCE
Fewer places to check. Less to miss.
The vision is a genuine combined feed, not a collection of marketing claims. The interface below uses sample information; production access depends on each platform’s official authorization and application programming interface.
FOCUS VIEW
What needs you now
3 priority items
The meeting changed. Please confirm the new time.
Tomorrow’s walkthrough needs one final decision.
The latest validation cycle is complete.
Sample data only. A real combined feed requires user-authorized official connectors.
VERTICAL WORKSPACE
Your important services first
Order is adjustable
Mail and calendar workspace.
Windows notification foundation.
Bridge-first and low-memory. Messages belong in RelayDesk; the full native WhatsApp Web interface opens only when you explicitly need it.
The rail stays compact on small windows and can collapse to icons.
OPTIONAL AI LAYER
Less reading. Better decisions.
Provider-replaceable
Turn a long thread into decisions and open questions.
Separate urgent work from low-value notifications.
Prepare a reply for the user to review before sending.
Sensitive production data must use approved business providers or private models.
WEB-ONLY PRODUCT STATUS
The browser is now the product.
RelayDesk development is focused on a genuine web Unified Feed. Matrix provides broad bridge reach, while direct adapters remain available wherever provider-native APIs are better.
RD1 Web App 2.3.0
The working local Action Center adds tasks, follow-ups, calendar exports, contacts and a safe draft queue. Portable Workspace imports JSON, CSV and EML messages into the Unified Feed, applies local priority rules, and exports or restores a private backup without connector tokens.
Matrix bridge adapter
Connect a Matrix homeserver and consume rooms through RelayDesk. Third-party networks require their actual Matrix bridge or a separate direct connector.
Direct provider adapters
Microsoft Graph, Slack, Gmail/API email and other approved adapters normalize into the same RelayDesk feed without changing the user experience.
RELAYDESK WEB 2.0 · DEVELOPER PREVIEW
Open the app. Connect a transport.
The active product now runs in the browser. Start in sample mode, then connect a test Matrix homeserver to synchronize real Matrix rooms into the same Unified Feed and send messages back to the selected room.
TRUST BY DESIGN
No fake unified inbox.
Matrix rooms appear only after a Matrix account is connected. Other networks appear only when a real bridge or direct provider adapter is configured.
RelayDesk owns the canonical feed contract. Matrix is the first bridge/transport family, not the permanent database, identity system or user interface.
The current Matrix developer preview keeps its test access token in browser session storage only. Production authentication will move to a stronger server-side/session design.
Cross-service coverage depends on actual bridge deployments and provider permissions. RelayDesk will not present an ecosystem listing as a working private inbox connector.