Know the seat. Pass the ask.

What the app does

You open a circular bench of seven seats: Seat, Ask, Limit, Pass, Pause, Table, and Latch. Each seat opens with a mandate, the neighboring chairs, a refuse list, and when to deal. Every token is written as Seat, Pass, and Fence, then deepened with a hold, a worked scene, checks before you sit, a picture of done, and a common slip.

Fifty-eight original tokens live on the device, plus a seven-stop circle walk, a spoken-script bench with twelve canned asks, a seat glossary, and a twenty-minute table clock. There is no account, no feed, and no live directory of people. You may park one sitting token on one seat so you remember which role you are holding. House Pin erases that mark.

Who it is for

Adults practicing informal neighbor support. The app is not a child-operated product and does not store youth profiles. If a child is part of a real situation, a responsible adult handles the next step outside the app.

Publisher

1 Million Women Strong
450 S 400 E STE 262
Bountiful, UT 84010-5095

Limits

Relay Ring is educational practice. It is not emergency dispatch, medical or legal advice, case management, a donation portal, or a matching service. If someone is in danger, use emergency or current local services.

Local data

The app stays on the phone. It does not use the Internet. Open House Pin and choose Erase local token to clear the sitting mark and last-seat memory. Uninstalling the app removes the rest.

Privacy

The full English policy — eighteen numbered sections — is on the privacy policy page and in the app.