Relay - A diverse, context-rich second brain for SaaS startups

Supremely awesome. Like every individual born in this world, every startup will have their unique journey- bootstrapping, funding, failure, success all rolled up in different proportions and cooked to a unique recipe. Every entrepreneur who undertakes this journey has a story as unique as she or he is. Glad you guys are helping them Relay their stories. God bless

So excited about Relay's launch! Thoughtfully crafted and curated insights from founders who have been deep in the trenches and are passing the baton on to the next generation. Looking forward to more!

I still remember the day I discovered it and shared it on Twitter and Fueler community. I still go back to this article to refuel myself https://www.gorelay.co/t/saas-fo... Relay has been my love at first sight, honestly. I love the way they have structured the information and all too super rich and authentic learnings from the founders and business owners themselves. Cheers to the team. All the best guys. Rooting for you :) @astharattan Thanks a lot.

Congratulations for the launch, @astharattan & team! Love how you're bringing different perspectives to the world of startup founding / building - definitely needed!

The chest of knowledge that Relay provides, and with the diversity of topics makes it so helpful for a SaaS Founder. Love the community!

Very glad and highly awaited. A labor of love from @astharattan @cbkrish and @mrakashsharma . They took their time for the product to mature and bear fruits for everyone involved and care for the product. Relay is what Hacker News could have been. I would describe Relay as a place for bonfire night for all the builders and makers of the SAAS ecosystem. It is where SAAS stops the service and comes to breathe and relax with love, care and wisdom sprinkled throughout the night. Huge kudos to every person involved in this project from day 1. Only upwards from here. 🚀

Best wishes for the launch @astharattan !

Relay is a thoughtful community chock-full of insight. Every AMA lends nuance to the complicated business of building a software company from the ground up. You're hearing directly from founders: their failures and hard-won lessons, their worries, their thrown-together solutions. These long-form AMAs get personal — there are no filters, no agendas, no distractions — every single founder involved is there to learn, and help the people building companies alongside them learn too. BUT that isn't even why I LOVE Relay. I love Relay because I would never have heard of Sofia Quintero, Lilly Chen, or Simo Lenhandez without them. Mainstream SaaS loves to highlight the popular founders, the headline-making unicorns, and the VC darlings. But they don't represent our diverse industry, and they certainly aren't the only founders or companies with important experiences to learn from. I go to Relay to hear from founders I would rarely encounter in the mainstream. The team behind Relay is laser-focused on insight, and I trust them because they know it can come from ANYWHERE.

Super happy to see Relay on PH. For the longest time, my default for most founder level and operational challenges was - The Review by FirstRound. Relay is and remains the only other legit alternative. It does a better job because it serves only founders and the level of transparency and candidness is humbling. My favorite place to go to for deep reading and analysis.

I love the AMAs (even read up on the past ones) and really like how it's not generic fluff knowledge you find at other places. Congratulations on the launch @astharattan and team.