Say what's wrong out loud, get a spec
A Chrome extension that turns spoken UI feedback into written specs and screenshots for coding agents.

Where it lives Relay sits beside the app you're working on, so you can capture and describe a problem without leaving the page.


Translate the vocabulary, not the meaning Relay turns casual visual feedback into clearer engineering language while keeping every translation visible and editable.



Failure states Mic access blocked, no localhost detected, or a capture that can't be processed - each state gives you a way to continue without losing your work.


Preview before export Relay shows the files and folder structure before anything is written to disk, so you know exactly what you're handing off.
The problem
Giving UI feedback to a coding agent often means taking a screenshot, switching tools and rewriting what you meant with more technical language.
Relay keeps that process on the page you're already looking at.
What the export actually is

Each session becomes a folder of Markdown and screenshots, with the images numbered to match the issues that reference them.
Where the handoff lands



The same capture can move into different tools without changing the core information being handed off.