Dashboard
Dashboard
A dashboard is the top-level Relay document. It contains all of your tabs, tiles, modules, and automation configuration. Dashboards are typically saved as
.relay files and can be opened, backed up, or shared like other files on your Mac.Tab
Tab
A tab is a page inside a dashboard. Each tab has its own canvas and tile arrangement. Tabs are useful for separating different roles, different production moments, or different event segments inside one dashboard file.
Canvas
Canvas
The canvas is the workspace inside a tab where you place and arrange tiles. Canvas View is the editing mode you use before and between events. It supports moving, resizing, aligning, and grouping content visually.
Tile
Tile
A tile is a movable, resizable container on the canvas. Every piece of dashboard content lives inside a tile. A tile can hold one module or multiple modules depending on how you want the layout grouped.
Module
Module
A module is the actual content inside a tile. Examples include Planning Center, Person, ProPresenter, Shure, SPL Meter, Live Transcription, Text, Document, Webpage, Time, and Button.
Live Mode
Live Mode
Live Mode is the focused operating mode designed for real use during a show or service. It reduces editing controls and is where many live-updating workflows are expected to run.
Automation View
Automation View
Automation View is the node-based editor where you connect triggers, actions, utilities, and destinations. It lets Relay respond to incoming events and control connected systems without requiring code.
Relay Pro
Relay Pro
Relay Pro is the paid tier that unlocks advanced modules, integrations, and workflows. If a feature appears locked, check your status in
Relay > Settings > License and refresh your license if needed.Dashboard files
Relay dashboards are normally saved as.relay files. Older .pld files may still be supported for opening existing work. If a dashboard already has a file location, Relay can also autosave changes back to it when autosave is enabled in settings.