PRESS ONE-PAGER · CONFIDENTIAL DRAFT · JULY 2026
Relay is a mobile keyboard (iOS & Android) that carries the details people keep asking you for — passport, Emirates ID, IBAN, trade licence, addresses, location pins, even the document scans — and drops them into any app in one tap. Everything is encrypted end-to-end — only your own devices can read it — sign-in is optional, and the keyboard ships without internet permission, so it provably cannot transmit anything.
Residents of international hubs retype the same dozen details hundreds of times a year — KYC forms, delivery drivers asking for "the pin and your address", school registrations, government portals, supplier onboarding. Password managers solve logins; nothing solves the rest of the paperwork.
Expats, frequent travellers, sole traders — anyone tired of retyping their life. Free tier at launch; subscription unlocks documents and scans.
An office manager loads the company vault — trade licence, TRN, bank details, branches — and distributes it to every assistant's keyboard, device-to-device, end-to-end encrypted. Only your team's devices can read it.
In 2017 a keyboard app leaked 31 million users' data from an open server. Relay's answer is architectural: your vault is end-to-end encrypted, so there's nothing readable on a server to leak, and the keyboard has no internet permission at all. Privacy isn't a policy — it's a missing permission.
| PRODUCT | Relay — instant-fill keyboard for personal & business documents |
| PLATFORMS | Android (demo complete) · iOS (in development) |
| STATUS | Waitlist open; private demo available on request |
| LAUNCH MARKET | UAE / GCC first, global availability from day one |
| PRIVACY MODEL | End-to-end-encrypted on-device vault · biometric unlock · keyboard has no INTERNET permission · optional account · encrypted sync · no telemetry |
| BUSINESS MODEL | Freemium subscription (B2C) · per-seat team vaults (B2B) |
| WEBSITE | relaykeyboard.com |
| CONTACT | info@relaykeyboard.com |
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