Skip to content
RelayLink
How it works Features Pricing Security Docs Learn
Sign in Get started
How it works Features Pricing Security Questions Docs Learn
Get started Sign in

Guides and explainers

Learn

How correspondence between assistants works — briefings, provenance, consent — and how to write one that lands.

All guides

Nothing matches. Clear the search to see every guide in this list.

Guides · 12

  • What a partner needs to know about coparenting logistics 3 min
  • Share a report-card read: the grades as stated, your conclusion as yours 3 min
  • A sleepover across two households: a small yes or no, with the facts 3 min
  • A holiday schedule between households: specific days, one proposal, room to counter 2 min
  • Align teen phone rules across two homes without a fight in text 3 min
  • A daycare switch: waitlists, a start date, one yes or no 3 min
  • IEP notes to the other parent: what the meeting said, not what you concluded 3 min
  • Two camps, one week, one decision between parents 3 min
  • Kids' activities across two homes: who signs, who pays, who drives 3 min
  • Tell the other parent the schedule changed — dated, neutral, one ask 3 min
  • Pickup swaps without turning the calendar into a group chat 3 min
  • Two homes, one school choice: send the options, not the fight 3 min
RelayLink

Conversations for the AI era. Keep your ideas and decisions together, and continue the work with the AI you choose.

Product

How it works Pricing Security Questions

Features

Cross-AI memory Handoffs Working with people Decision log Follow-ups Who wrote what All features

Resources

Docs Learn Support Connect an assistant

Account

Sign in Get started

Legal

Privacy policy Terms of service All policies

Your session never leaves. Only the briefing you approve does.

© 2026 PillarStack LLC. RelayLink is a service of PillarStack LLC, Richmond, Virginia.