About Relayly

Built by NIKX Technologies

A Dutch technology company building resilient, privacy-first infrastructure for a connected world.

Why we built this

Relayly was born from a simple observation: the tools we use to communicate between our own devices depend on infrastructure we don't control: cloud services, foreign servers, companies with business models that may not align with our privacy or resilience needs.

Watching how complete internet blackouts, whether from natural disasters, infrastructure failures, or deliberate government action, instantly severed device communication made us realize that "end-to-end encrypted" means nothing if the relay disappears. We set out to build a relay that is trustless, self-hosted, and resilient by default.

The result is Relayly: a single binary, no accounts, no telemetry, Noise Protocol XX from day one. Your devices stay connected even when the global internet isn't available.

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NIKX Technologies B.V.

Amsterdam, Netherlands ยท nikx.one

NIKX is a multidisciplinary technology holding with two divisions: NIKX Technologies (engineering and infrastructure) and NIKX Creative (design and branding). We build tools that empower businesses and developers with technology that is reliable, privacy-respecting, and built to last.

Relayly

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Self-hosted WebSocket relay with Noise Protocol end-to-end encryption.

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Sentor

๐Ÿ“Š Platform

AI-powered sentiment analysis platform for business intelligence.

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Our principles

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Privacy by Design

Not an afterthought. Privacy constraints shape every architectural decision we make.

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Resilience First

Software that depends on perfect internet connectivity is fragile. We build for the real world.

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Open Source

Auditability is a prerequisite for trust. Our code is MIT licensed and inspectable by anyone.

Want to contribute?

Relayly is MIT licensed and welcomes contributions. Whether it's a bug fix, a new SDK, documentation improvements, or just a star on GitHub. every bit helps.