Relay stops your computer from sleeping while a task runs, and launches Claude Code prompts at a time you choose. It shows real process state, not a spinner.
It holds a real operating system power request, prevent app suspension on macOS and the system execution state on Windows, and releases it the moment the work stops. The dashboard always names the reason it is awake.
Pick a time and a working directory. At that moment the app runs claude with your prompt delivered on stdin, so quotes and line breaks arrive exactly as written. It keeps the machine awake, watches the process, and records the result.
For a scheduled run, completion is the real process exit and its code. For a watched application, the app tells you plainly what it can and cannot see, rather than claiming a browser task is finished because a window is open.
Name, type, scheduled time, start and end, duration, status, and exit code. Open any run to read its full output. History is stored on your machine and nowhere else.
Sleep prevention and wake behaviour are specific to each operating system. Scheduled wake from sleep uses pmset on macOS and a wake to run task on Windows, and each may ask for permission the first time. The app tells you exactly what it needs rather than assuming it worked.