Recommended install path
Use the browser store listing, pin Relay to the toolbar, then open the popup to create or join your vault.
Relay installs through the Chrome Web Store for browser-managed updates. After install, create an encrypted vault in the extension and add each supported Chromium browser you want to keep current.
Recommended install path
Use the browser store listing, pin Relay to the toolbar, then open the popup to create or join your vault.
What happens after install
Choose a username and password, save the private Recovery Kit using a trusted app or location, and add a passkey if your device supports Relay's secure passkey flow. Relay encrypts bookmark contents before anything reaches the server, then opens the sync dashboard.
Use Preview to see whether this browser is missing bookmarks from the encrypted vault before applying changes.
Recognize common tracking and mobile URL copies, organize loose bookmarks into local categories, and create an Undo point first.
Relay attaches each passkey to your username so compatible passkey providers can unlock the vault across supported browsers. Inline passkeys require Chromium 122 or newer; password sign-in and the Recovery Kit remain available when passkeys are unsupported.
Create named profiles for work, personal, research, or clients. Freeze reusable Context Capsules without changing the active profile.
Share, copy, or download the Recovery Kit using an app or location you trust. Relay support will never ask for it.
Relay is built for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera, and other Chromium-based browsers that support the extension APIs Relay needs.
Your username is both the account identity and sharing handle. A passkey is the normal login; the Recovery Kit is the fallback.
The Chrome Web Store is the normal distribution path, so updates arrive through the browser platform.
If install fails, include your browser name, version, Relay version if visible, and the exact store or extension error.