Launches, behind-the-scenes and the occasional strong opinion about paperwork. Written by the people building Relay.
Keep your UAE driving licence info ready for RTA, car rentals, and fine payments, encrypted on your device, no account required.
Read the postFrom your passport photo page to your Ejari, opening a UAE bank account means juggling a lot of sensitive info. Here’s what to expect, and how Relay keeps every detail secure, no account required.
Read the postThe UAE’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) sets out how organisations must handle your information. Here’s what it means for expats, families, and small businesses, and how Relay helps you stay in charge.
Read the postKeep your UAE residence visa and entry permit details ready and secure with Relay. No account required.
Read the postRelay keeps your Emirates ID, IBAN and trade licence stored encrypted on your device — no account required — with end-to-end encrypted phone↔PC sync when you want it.
Read the postKeep your UAE trade license details safe with Relay Keyboard — encrypted on your device, no account required. Learn how to store and share securely.
Read the postUAE remote workers and freelancers share sensitive details every day. See how Relay keeps your work details encrypted on your device — no account required.
Read the postFreelancers in the UAE need a tidy way to store and reuse sensitive client details. Relay is the keyboard that keeps your vault encrypted on your device — no account required to get started.
Read the postSet up Relay on Android in five steps — enable the keyboard, save the details people keep asking for encrypted on your device, and share them in one tap.
Read the postKeep the financial details your family shares every week — IBANs, account numbers, reference codes — encrypted on your device with Relay. No account required. The details people keep asking for, one tap away.
Read the postEmirates ID, IBANs, trade licences: where UAE residents store them is riskier than they think. The five biggest risks, and how to close each one.
Read the postStore your Emirates ID on Android with end-to-end encryption and no account required. A UAE-first privacy solution.
Read the postSharing your IBAN for salary, rent or an invoice? Send it without exposing the rest of your financial life, and keep it one tap away.
Read the postSharing your Emirates ID, trade licence or IBAN over WhatsApp? The hidden risk sitting in your chat backups, and the safer way to share.
Read the postSecure your UAE trade licence with the privacy-first keyboard: end-to-end encryption and no account required.
Read the postLiving in the UAE means sharing your Emirates ID, IBAN and visa details over and over. Why a privacy-first keyboard keeps them safe.
Read the postTrade licence, TRN, IBAN, Emirates ID: the details your business types all day, kept simple, private and one tap away.
Read the postGboard is convenient, but who sees what you type? A calm, UAE-focused comparison of Relay and Gboard on privacy.
Read the postYour Android keyboard sees everything you type, including your Emirates ID and IBAN. How to switch to a private keyboard, no account required.
Read the postWhy we built a keyboard for the details people keep asking you for, and what "saved once, sent in a tap" feels like on day one.
Read the postTrust shouldn't be a promise. How Relay uses missing permissions, end-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge sync to make privacy structural.
Read the postThree taps and nine seconds versus fifty-eight taps, five apps and nearly three minutes. The same landlord request, timed side by side.
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