Overview
ChatRelay keeps your AI coding chats on all your devices and carries a project's context from one AI tool to the next. Your history goes to storage you own: a folder or a private GitHub repository. There is no ChatRelay server.
#What you can do
- Sync between devices. Start on your desktop and pick up on your laptop, with every file path changed to the new machine. See Sync between devices.
- Search everything. Find any prompt or answer in every project and every tool, in under a second. See Search and usage.
- Continue in another tool. Summarize a project into a
HANDOFF.md, or give the next tool the context it needs. See Summaries and handoff. - Read anywhere. Open your chats in the web viewer or the Android app. See Web and phone viewer.
- Stay safe. Backups before every write, a dry run before every download, and optional end-to-end encryption. See Security.
#Works with your AI tools
| Tool | Versions | On your other devices |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Terminal, VS Code | Restored into Claude Code |
| Codex | Terminal, VS Code, desktop app | Restored into Codex |
| Cursor | Editor, CLI | Open in ChatRelay |
| Kiro | Editor, CLI | Open in ChatRelay |
| Antigravity | IDE, CLI | Open in ChatRelay |
Every chat can be viewed, searched, summarized and synced. See Supported AI tools for the details.
#Where to go next
- Install ChatRelay on your first device.
- Follow the first-time setup and choose your storage.
- Set up your second device.
Something not working? Start with Troubleshooting.