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Relayo
Terms of Use
Last updated: 31 August 2026
Relayo sends what's on your Mac or iPhone to a TV on your own network.
These
terms describe what you can expect from it — and what it doesn't
promise.
You may
- Install and use Relayo on Apple devices you own or control
- Use it for personal or business purposes
- Use it as often and as long as you like — there is no limit
You may not
- Resell, rent or redistribute the app
- Reverse engineer or decompile it, except where the law specifically allows this
- Use it to broadcast content you don't have the right to
What you send to your TV is your responsibility. Relayo doesn't inspect, store or transmit your content anywhere — but using it to infringe copyright is on you, not on us.
What Relayo depends on
- The Cast protocol, developed and controlled by Google
- Features of macOS and iOS provided by Apple
- The firmware your TV manufacturer ships
None of these are under our control. If Google changes the protocol,
Apple changes how screen capture or broadcasting works, or a TV vendor ships different
firmware, parts of Relayo may stop working. We'll do our best to keep
up — but we can't guarantee it.
Compatibility also varies by device. A feature that works on one TV may not work on another, and 4K in particular depends on both the device and the network.
No warranty
- Relayo is provided as is, without warranty of any kind
- We don't promise it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or suitable for any particular purpose
- To the extent permitted by law, we're not liable for loss or damage arising from using the app — missed presentations, interrupted playback, or anything else that depends on it working at a given moment
If you're using Relayo for something that matters, test it beforehand.
Your rights as a consumer
- Nothing here takes away rights you have under consumer protection law where you live
- In some countries statutory guarantees apply regardless of what a licence says — those still apply
- App Store purchases are subject to Apple's terms and refund policy. Refund requests go to Apple, not to us
Changes
- These terms may change as the app changes
- Material changes are noted here with an updated date, and in the app's release notes
- Continuing to use Relayo after a change means you accept the updated terms — if you don't, you can stop using it at any time
Contact
Questions about these terms: support@relayo.tv