Relayium

Releases

Last updated: 2026-09-14

Relayium ships in four rhythms, and this page is honest about all four: the web app is deployed continuously, the command-line tools are numbered and tagged, the macOS app is released on its own — macOS 1.4.0 is a signed download from GitHub, and the Mac App Store carries it on a version line of its own — and the Android app is a direct-APK preview released under android-v0.2.4.

Every version below was tagged automatically from the main branch, and only after the checks on that exact commit passed. A version's complete notes — every commit it contains — are one click away on GitHub.

Every published version

Newest first. Each version links to its full notes and downloads on GitHub.

What a version number covers

A version tag publishes two programs: the relayium command-line tool, and relayium-node, the relay and storage node that self-hosters run. Both are built from the same source tree, so a version exists only when that tree changed.

How a release is cut

Releases run on a schedule rather than on someone remembering. Once a week a workflow looks at what has landed since the last version, and stops without tagging in two cases: when the code that actually gets published has not changed, and when the checks on that commit are not green.

Checking what you downloaded

Every command-line release publishes a checksum file next to the archives, and a signature over that file. relayium update verifies both before it installs anything, against a public key compiled into the program — so a tampered archive fails on your machine, rather than depending on whether we noticed on ours.