You send a deck or doc. They ask their AI to read it. The AI sees what's on the page, but not the thinking behind it: why you made those choices, what you left out, or what's still open. Relay shares that context with your document, so they and their AI can understand it and ask questions. You choose what to share. Decisions that need your input, like a discount or a date, come back to you. Try a sample relay. No sign-up needed.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Saurabh, building Relay with @aacansha.
The first reader of your deck, your proposal or your contract is now an AI. Your agent knows why. Their agent gets a PDF.
A document tells someone what you recommend. The reasons behind it are often left in your notes or your agent.
Relay brings them along: a doc for the person, context for their agent, one purpose for both. You review what gets shared and send one link. They can read and ask questions in the browser, or use their own agent.
We’d love feedback from anyone sharing decks, docs, or plans—does the context answer questions the file leaves open?
The schema and skill are open. The product is hosted and proprietary.
sharing the thinking behind the deck, not just the deck. smart idea, congrats Sherman
This is the part of the agent workflow I keep running into — the doc itself is fine, it's the reasoning behind it that gets lost when someone else's AI reads it. Keeping the 'why we chose this' and what I ruled out as context the agent can pull on, instead of baking it into the deck, feels like the right split. The must-ask part is what sells it for me — a discount or a date shouldn't be answered by their agent.
we see this on websites too, a lot of pricing questions now come from someone's AI assistant. the must-ask list is the part I'd use most. does the sender set it for every relay, or can a team keep one default list?
This could be especially useful for proposals where the recipient has lots of questions but doesn't necessarily want to schedule another meeting just to get answers.
we send a lot of proposals at the agency and the first question back is almost always why the estimate is that high 😅 can the context include a cost breakdown that only shows up when someone asks about price
decisions like a discount or a date coming back to me instead of their agent answering is what makes me ok sending this to a prospect, i don't want someone's AI negotiating with my notes
can I see waht questions their agent actually asked about the doc afterwards??? that would tell me way more than a view count
Hey Product Hunt! I’m Aakanksha, co-founder of Relay 👋
You know that moment when you send a deck or doc and immediately think, “I should explain one more thing”?
Why you chose that price. What you ruled out. What’s still open.
Now the person receiving it often asks their AI to read it first. That explanation matters even more.
We built Relay so your agent can talk to theirs, with the context you choose to share. They get the doc and the thinking behind it. Anything that needs your decision comes back to you.
Would love your feedback on the product : relayto.ai
About Relay on Product Hunt
“DocSend for AI agents: send and receive docs with context”
Relay launched on Product Hunt on November 11th, 2026 and earned 126 upvotes and 22 comments, placing #7 on the daily leaderboard. You send a deck or doc. They ask their AI to read it. The AI sees what's on the page, but not the thinking behind it: why you made those choices, what you left out, or what's still open. Relay shares that context with your document, so they and their AI can understand it and ask questions. You choose what to share. Decisions that need your input, like a discount or a date, come back to you. Try a sample relay. No sign-up needed.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Saurabh, building Relay with @aacansha.
The first reader of your deck, your proposal or your contract is now an AI. Your agent knows why. Their agent gets a PDF.
A document tells someone what you recommend. The reasons behind it are often left in your notes or your agent.
Relay brings them along: a doc for the person, context for their agent, one purpose for both. You review what gets shared and send one link. They can read and ask questions in the browser, or use their own agent.
We’d love feedback from anyone sharing decks, docs, or plans—does the context answer questions the file leaves open?
The schema and skill are open. The product is hosted and proprietary.
Try a relay, no sign-up: https://relayto.ai/try