Relay Anonymous Messenger

Relay is essentially decentralized, anonymous Signal for teams. Specifically, Relay: (1) Embeds the Tor daemon for serious anonymity, (2) Doesn't require an email address or phone number (or anything else) to create an account, (3) Is decentralized (you can run your own Relay server!), (4) Lets you share files of *any* size, and (5) Enables you to organize a group of people into a collection of chat rooms (a bit like Discord or Slack) Relay the same open source encryption as Signal for maximum privacy. In addition to catering to privacy and anonymity enthusiasts, Relay is also a general tool that also supports everyday use cases. Travelers and videographers will love being able to send large files to friends, family, and clients more seamlessly than with any other app. Relay is also for hardcore tech people. Under the hood, the Relay protocol is the ultimate Swiss Army knife for moving bits from point A to point B. Developers, DevOps folks, and SysAdmins can use the Relay command line tool to securely and instantly move data and files between different programs, VMs, servers, and devices.