Design and development teams use different tools. relay brings them into one workflow so nothing gets lost between Figma mockups, GitHub pull requests, and project tracking.
Your developers live in GitHub. Your PMs live in relay. With bidirectional sync, neither side has to change. Issues, comments, and status changes flow automatically between both tools. The relaylab-bot posts updates back to GitHub so every conversation stays connected.
Designers shouldn't have to leave Figma to communicate with developers. Link Figma files to your relay projects and embed specific frames directly inside issues. Use the fullscreen split view to review designs alongside issue details, and track handoff progress with per-issue design status fields.
Link a Vercel project and relay mirrors every deployment — production and preview — directly into the project. Deploy events land in the activity feed and thread onto the issues they reference, so you can see when work actually shipped without leaving the tracker.
Production errors shouldn't live in a separate tab. Connect a Sentry project and relay pulls unresolved issues into the project's Errors panel, keeps them current via webhook, and lets you spin up a tracked relay issue from any error in a single click.
Authorize GitHub, Figma, Vercel, or Sentry from any project's integration settings. It takes about 30 seconds per integration.
Choose which repo, Figma file, Vercel project, or Sentry project to link. Enable the features you need — bidirectional sync, frame embeds, deploy tracking, error surfacing.
Everything stays in sync automatically. Use whichever tool you prefer and relay keeps the other side up to date.
We prioritize integrations based on what our users actually need. If your team relies on a tool we haven't listed, we want to hear about it.
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