Relay is a real native app for iOS and Android: scan equipment onto a job, capture photos and LIDAR floor plans, take calls, and get pushed the moment something needs you. It even works with no signal.
Everything the crew needs on the job (scanning, photos, floor plans, calls, and push) in a real native app that works offline.
The things that make Relay work where the job actually is, and what they connect to.
Scan equipment onto a location or job with quick and bulk scan, capture photos and LIDAR floor plans right on site, and take calls from the app. Push notifications and app-icon badges surface what needs a crew's attention the moment it happens.
Crews scan equipment, capture photos, and run a full contents packout in a flooded basement or a dead zone with no signal. Every item, room, and photo is recorded on the device and syncs automatically the moment they're back in service. The field never stops because the bars did.
The things that make Relay's app fit how restoration crews actually work.
The people on the job outnumber the people at desks. If the app doesn't work for them, the data never gets captured.
Native iOS and Android (camera, LIDAR, scanning, calling, and push), not a responsive page pretending to be an app.
Restoration happens where signal fails. Offline-first capture means the work is recorded anyway and syncs later.
Photos and scans taken on site, on the job, beat anything reconstructed back at the office.
The field app is where crews scan equipment, photograph the job, and pack out contents, all on the same record.
A real native app for iOS and Android, live in the App Store and Google Play, with camera, LIDAR, scanning, native calling, and push notifications.
Yes. QR/barcode scanning with quick assign and bulk scan onto a location or job.
Yes. LIDAR room scans captured right on the job, viewable anywhere.
Yes. Crews scan equipment, capture photos, and run a full contents packout with no signal, and Relay syncs it all automatically when they're back in service.
About an hour with a restoration specialist. We'll show scanning, capture, and offline sync against the way your crews work on site today.
