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Your games.
Every Apple screen.

Play on your iPhone. Pause. Pick it up on your Apple TV. Finish on your Mac. Same save. No cable. No sync button. Nothing to remember.

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How it works.

There is no step four.

  1. 1

    Play on the phone.

    Relay saves as you go. Nothing to press.

  2. 2

    Put it down.

    Go sit on the couch. Grab a controller.

  3. 3

    Press Continue on the TV.

    You're back. Same spot, same save.

Two devices disagree? Relay keeps both saves and asks you. Nothing gets overwritten.

Your Apple TV was already a console.
It just needed Relay.

  • Controller pairs, game plays. No setup required.
  • Top Shelf shows what you were playing. Press once.
  • Remote for menus. Controller for games.

Drop your games in.

Relay finds the covers, sorts them by system, and keeps your saves with you. You just play.

No games included. Bring your own.

Not in the box.

Most apps list what they have. Here's what Relay doesn't. On purpose.

  • Ads
  • An account
  • Tracking
  • A "pick your core" menu
  • Games
  • A Relay server
  • Works offline
  • Your iCloud, not ours
  • Saves that follow you

One library. Four apps.

Each one built for its screen. Not one app stretched four ways.

  • iPhone

    • Touch controls that stay out of the picture
    • Pair a controller, they vanish

  • iPad

    • Sidebar, big grid, drag files in
    • Keyboard, pointer, controller

  • Apple TV

    • Controller first, big artwork
    • Continue Playing on Top Shelf

  • Mac

    • A real Mac app, Apple Silicon
    • Menu bar, shortcuts, full screen

Consoles.

Ticked ones run today. The rest depend on licensing and testing. No dates yet.

Handheld

  • Game Boy ✓ runs today
  • Game Boy Color ✓ runs today
  • Game Boy Advance ✓ runs today
  • Nintendo DS ✓ runs today
  • Game Gear ✓ runs today
  • WonderSwan ✓ runs today
  • Neo Geo Pocket
  • PSP

Console

  • NES ✓ runs today
  • Super NES ✓ runs today
  • Nintendo 64
  • PlayStation
  • Master System ✓ runs today
  • Genesis / Mega Drive
  • PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16 ✓ runs today

Free is a whole emulator.
Pro adds the power tools.

Once or Monthly. Coming with Relay.

Free

  • All eleven launch systems
  • Your library, covers, search
  • Default controllers and touch controls
  • Auto, Quick, and manual saves
  • Saves in iCloud
  • Opt-in game files in iCloud
  • No time limits, no nagging

Once is the recommended option

Relay Pro adds

  • Start and continue games in the native Relay app for Mac
  • Up to 60 seconds of rewind
  • Advanced speeds when the core supports them
  • Custom touch layouts and controller mapping
  • Manual cheats with a pre-cheat safety save
  • Curated advanced display controls

Got questions?
We've got some answers.

The rest are in the app. Or by email.

Does Relay include games?
No. Bring the game files you own. Relay never bundles games or firmware, and never links to places that do.
Where do my games come from?
From you. The Files app, AirDrop, a folder on your Mac, or a drag into the window. Relay figures out what each file is and finds the cover.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no Relay account. Your iCloud account carries your library and saves between devices. Relay works without it too.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Anything already on the device plays with no network. Sync catches up later.
What syncs through iCloud?
Your library, saves, play history, and firmware. Game-file sync is Free and opt-in. It all lives in your private iCloud. There's no Relay server.
Which controllers work?
PlayStation, Xbox, MFi, 8BitDo, and other standard Bluetooth controllers. Keyboard on iPad and Mac. No setup.
Is Apple TV really supported?
Yes. It's the screen the whole idea was built around. Controller first, big artwork, Continue Playing on Top Shelf.
Is Mac supported?
Yes. Relay is a native app for Apple Silicon, not an iPad app in a window. Browsing and managing your library is Free; starting or continuing a game on Mac will require Relay Pro.
Android?
Relay is Apple-first. Other platforms may follow later.