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RELYR is a remapping utility that changes what keyboard keys and mouse buttons do under specific conditions. It uses hold-activated layers so the same physical input can perform different tasks depending on which modifier key is pressed. Profiles for individual applications switch without user intervention.
The program stores everything on the local machine. It includes a recorder for keystroke sequences, a system for directional mouse gestures, and actions for moving windows between screens. A floating panel called the Deck holds launchers and system monitors.
RELYR runs on Windows 10 and 11. It does not send input data anywhere. An emergency key combination stops all remapping at once. The current package is a beta release without signed installers, so operating system warnings are expected during setup.
| Layer-based remapping assigns context-dependent actions to identical physical inputs | Foreground app detection triggers automatic profile switching per executable |
| Explicitly started macro recorder captures and edits input sequences | Gesture direction and tap recognition without consuming keyboard shortcuts |
| Window snapping to screen regions and cross-monitor relocation actions | Virtual desktop creation, switching, and window migration via keybindings |
| JIS and US on-screen layouts reflect current layer assignments | Floating Deck panel hosts launchers, system controls, and telemetry |
| Drag-and-drop executable registration extracts target paths automatically | Watched-folder archive extraction triggers on ZIP and 7z arrival |
| Global emergency stop disables remapping and macro playback instantly | Local-only storage under AppData without telemetry or cloud sync |
| Global input hooks process keyboard and mouse events natively | Macro playback speed and repetition options per assigned trigger |
| Live CPU and memory monitors embedded in Deck elements | Hotkey-triggered Deck visibility toggling during active workflows |
| Alternate layer activation via Space, CapsLock, or mouse hold | Repetitive file handling automated through predefined extraction rules |
| Task View dependency reduced through direct desktop navigation bindings | Input loop recovery via Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F12 safety combination |