AppRelay for Mac & Windows

What it does

AI agents can write your app — shipping it is still the hard part: build toolchains, tests, signing, releases, publishing. AppRelay is one native Mac & Windows console that does all of it. Point it at a folder and it auto-detects 25 toolchains. Build ≠ Distribute — one build fans out to 27 destinations (App Store, Play, Vercel & more). Runs 100% on your machine: no account, no cloud, no subscription. iOS & Android companion included.

One console on Mac & Windows for developers and teams to build, run, test, and ship every project — no more juggling Xcode schemes, Gradle flags, and deploy scripts.

Stop juggling Xcode schemes, gradlew flags, and half-remembered deploy scripts. AppRelay puts every project's build, run, test, and release in one native console on Mac and Windows — with nothing compiled in. …and 27 distribution channels — App Store & TestFlight, Play & Firebase, Vercel · Netlify · Cloudflare · S3, your own servers over SFTP/rsync, plus npm, Homebrew, Docker, PyPI, crates.io and more. A lane says how a project builds. Distributions say where each build goes. One build, many destinations — adding one is an entry, never a code change. Point AppRelay at a folder and every project gets the same command center — no schemes to remember, no scripts to hunt down. Current version…from apprelay.io

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