Your contractor has replied.
Review the proposed visit time.
The right update.
At the right moment.
A calm place for the things that need your attention. RelayDesk brings reminders and important updates to your Mac, with a distinct sound when it is time to review.
Ready for review
A little time to gather your notes
before your next appointment.
No new review items from this source.
Illustrative interface and sample events. Sources require explicit setup.
Less checking.
More knowing what needs you.
A reply, an appointment, a task that cannot slip. One inbox keeps the context with the reminder, so you can see what happened and decide what comes next.
Capture. Keep. Remind.
The source may change. Your reminders should still have one dependable home.
Connect the source.
Create a local reminder or add an adapter for an approved source. Each event carries an identity, a timestamp, and the context needed to review it.
Commit it locally.
A durable event store keeps pending work and its history. Repeated inputs can be reconciled by identity instead of producing an endless stream of duplicate alerts.
Make it noticeable.
When a reminder is due or a new response needs review, the Mac app updates its inbox and plays a distinct alert. The original context stays close by.
A missed check should be visible.
Software can fail. RelayDesk is designed to make failure explicit, preserve the evidence, and recover within defined limits. A past success is not a current health check.
Record the failed stage, show degraded status, and retry or escalate using a defined recovery path.
Keep account and source permissions explicit. Deny unauthorized actions and preserve the denial as evidence.
Keep identities and timestamps with each event. Quarantine invalid inputs and distinguish committed results from unknowns.
Your setup today.
Your options tomorrow.
RelayDesk separates event inputs from the reminder engine. A new source can use the same intake contract without replacing the local inbox, scheduler, or recovery checks.
Configure the sources and destinations you choose. Calendar and other provider adapters require the right account permissions and an explicit connection.
Create an event with a due time and its context.
A documented command contract for scheduled work.
Approved connectors can report meaningful changes.
Extend the boundaries without changing the core.