Choose two folders.
Select a source and destination through the macOS folder picker. Relay accesses only what you choose.
Folder backup for Mac
Relay shows every new file, safe replacement, and archive move before it touches your destination folder.
Version 1.0 is in App Store release validation. The public listing is not live yet.

A visible safety boundary
Most folder tools ask you to trust a mode and press Sync. Relay makes the consequences readable first.
Select a source and destination through the macOS folder picker. Relay accesses only what you choose.
Inspect each copy, replacement, folder creation, and archive move in a sealed preview.
If either endpoint changes, the stale plan is blocked and must be rebuilt before execution.
Real native screens
Every image below comes from the current macOS build with fictional local data.




Designed for a specific job
Relay fits project archives, external-drive copies, photo handoffs, and any folder mirror where you want to see exactly what will change.
It is manual, local, and one-way. It does not offer schedules, cloud connectors, NAS integration, bidirectional sync, bootable clones, or full filesystem-metadata preservation.
One clear purchase
Relay has no hosted storage or recurring service to fund. The planned price follows the product: one Mac utility, one purchase.
€9.99
Planned launch price, then €14.99. Regional prices are set and displayed by Apple.
Direct answers
Relay copies one local folder to another. It always creates a readable, immutable plan before running.
No. Destination-only items move into Safety Vault. Permanent purge is a separate explicit action.
No. Version 1.0 has no account, analytics, advertising, cloud service, or third-party SDK.
No. Time Machine remains the right tool for automatic whole-Mac history and recovery. Relay is for deliberate folder-to-folder replication.
Version 1.0 is in App Store release validation. This page will link to the public listing only after it is live.