Affiliate & advertising disclosure
Relay is free. If it earns money, this page says how, and every paid link is labeled where it appears.
Effective Oct 28, 2026.
Right now
- There are no affiliate links on Relay right now.
- There are no sponsors right now.
How affiliate links work here
An affiliate link is a link to a product that carries a tracking code; if you sign up or pay, the vendor may pay Relay a commission or give it account credit. On Relay affiliate links only appear as a "Try [tool]" button on that tool's changelog page and in the weekly email, always next to the words "affiliate link". They use rel="sponsored nofollow" so search engines know they are paid links. The links to official changelogs and release notes in every change entry are never affiliate links.
How sponsorships work here
A sponsor pays for one placement that is labeled "Sponsor" and looks different from the change entries. Sponsors cannot change, reorder, remove or re-tag any change entry, cannot buy a "New" or "Breaking" label, and never see anyone's transcripts (in on-device mode they never leave the browser). We only take sponsors whose product we would be comfortable recommending to developers.
Independence
What appears in the digest is decided by a script that reads official vendor sources, not by who pays. Having an affiliate program does not move a tool up, and not having one does not move it down. Relay is not affiliated with or endorsed by any AI company it tracks; product names belong to their owners.
Questions: hello@example.com. Interested in sponsoring? See Advertise.